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Israeli companies are utilizing advanced cyber tools to infiltrate the digital systems of vehicles, enabling them to spy on occupants and monitor vehicle movements. This capability is part of a system known as CARINT, which allows for extensive data collection and cross-referencing to identify targets among numerous cars on the road.
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2026-02-16
Haaretz reports on Israeli firms hacking vehicle systems
2026-02-17
Article published detailing CARINT capabilities
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