Another Israeli Exploit Developer Caught Selling Malware To Blacklisted Countriesfrom the quite-the-cottage-industry-you-got-there deptMaybe it’s time for the Israeli government to put a moratorium on Mossad-based startups.Israeli intelligence services have been the petri dishes for a particular strain of techbro — ones who have the smarts to create zero-click exploits but none of the common sense needed to cull baddies from their customer lists.It’s also an indictment of its intelligence services, which seem capable of attracting extremely skilled people who somehow decide that the logical extension of the lessons they’ve learned securing their nation is abandoning any remaining morality or ethics once they hit the private sector.Filed Under: israel, malware, myanmar, spywareCompanies: cognyteCompanies: cognyteComments on “Another Israeli Exploit Developer Caught Selling Malware To Blacklisted Countries”Duuuuhhhhhhh.You know when they make unique infrastructure with modern digital borders (domestic infrastructure) you won’t have to do nearly as many security updates and the 1st world can enjoy the innovation."