BGU Cracks Next-Level Keyboard Hacking
Researchers develop malware that can mimic a user’s identity through their keystrokes.BGU and Rafael Celebrate New R&D Center in the ATP
The collaboration allows Rafael to expand career opportunities for BGU graduates.BGU Startup Fights Cybercrimes
Morphisec learns how to scramble info in a computer’s memory to make hacking harder.Fake Cancerous Nodes Trick Radiologists
BGU-created malware lets attackers add realistic, malignant-seeming growths to healthy CT and MRI scans.BGU’s Cyber Warrior
BGU cyber scientist assumes fellowship at Stanford University to collaborate on medical device security.Open-Sky Drone Policy Poses Cybercriminal Risk
BGU examines how lawmakers and developers are attempting to control drone usage.Israel Dedicates Two Cyber Grants for BGU
Israel’s President Rivlin made the announcement during a recent tour of the University’s cyber labs.BGU and Rafael Collaborate on Cyber Defense
They will develop cutting-edge cyber defenses for autonomous vehicles, as well as other technologies.The Future of Encryption in a Quantum-Led World
Prof. Shlomi Dolev is interviewed by Digital Journal on the cyber risks facing a quantum-led world.back to previous page