Its services gave Candiru, an Israeli spyware company blacklisted by the US government, and other surveillance firms access to advertising platforms run by Google, Comcast, Yandex, and others.
ed note–Several important ‘protocols’ that all persons of the Gentile persuasion with a vested interest in their own future survival need to consider carefully.
Firsto, likely, (and by that we mean with a certainty of 99%) that as bad as the particulars are in the story below viz Israeli spying on the phones and/or other computer devices of powerful people working for powerful governments, it is much, much worse.
If in mid-September of 2024, it was revealed that thousands of pagers and walkie-talkies in Lebanon had been turned into listening devices for Israel’s Mossad and that the operation in doing so was 15 years in its planning/implementation, the world would have been stunned and amazed…
As it turned out however, the pagers and walkies weren’t mere listening devices, but bombs, and, just as planned, the world was stunned with regard to how ‘resourceful’ and cunning the Jews had been.
Now, the reader should not necessarily take this to mean that all of the phones and computer devices described in the news piece below were turned into the same kind of ‘exploding’ devices that the pagers in Lebanon were…
But there are other ‘bombs’ equally powerful and equally effective besides those that blow body parts off of innocent people into which those devices could have been transformed by Israel, and doubtless (99%) were.
As the story below reveals–
‘You go to almost any website in Palestine, any site, and you find an ad that gives Israel total visibility of the digital activities of an entire country…’
Now, this is important for several reasons, the most important of which is the following–
The notion that the ‘Jrama’ taking place on Oct. 7th 2023 ‘blindsided’ Israel and that she had no foreknowledge of the impending events of that day are as believable as anything else that comes out of the lying mouth of the Jewish state or one of her diabolically-deranged supporters.
Not only did the top levels of Israel’s political class and security services know, key players, including Beelze-Bibi himself, were involved in it, including in the planning and/or execution of some of the more ‘Jramatic’ events said to have taken place that morning, including all the noise involving beheaded babies, microwave ovens, old women being raped, etc.
Equally important however to all of this is the following fact–
Hacking into these phones and other computing devices doesn’t just provide the Jews and their infernal Jewish state with ‘inside info’ on the computing habits of those being surveilled. Like a thief having a skeleton key to all the houses in the neighborhood, it also provides the Jews and their infernal Jewish state all the ‘tools’ they need to plant ‘evidence’ on those computing devices that can be used for blackmail purposes, not the least of which involves ‘Epstein’ material that may never have happened at all.
Therefore, when guys such as this seated in the left side of the pic–
…and guys such as this, seated next to him–
…and many, many others, suddenly start doing things, including starting wars that they promised they would never initiate, keep in mind that it more than likely (99%) is not an issue of them doing something they wanted to do all along, but rather, something they have been coerced by the Jews and their infernal Jewish state into doing via the threat of ‘fake news’ and ‘manufactured evidence’ that, given the dangerously-shallow attention span and anemic critical thinking skills that unfortunately predominate these days amongst the masses of asses, is likely (99%) to be swallowed whole-hog and accepted as ‘Gospel Truth’.
It’s been said many times on this humble little informational endeavor and it bears both repeating and remembering, ALWAYS, which is that of the many, MANY uncomplimentary things that can be said about the Jews, the one thing that CANNOT be said about them is that they are stupid and/or incompetent, because they most certainly ARE NOT.
Jpost
Israeli digital advertising agency Discover-Tech spied on internet users through a sprawling network of online ads that it used to track targets and help hack their devices, two research groups said on Thursday.
Its services gave Israel’s Candiru, a spyware company blacklisted by the US government, and other Israeli surveillance firms access to advertising platforms run by Google, Comcast, Russia’s Yandex, and others, according to separate reports from the Canadian cyber watchdog group Citizen Lab and New York advertising security firm Confiant.
The reports show how the online advertising business, long a subject of privacy concerns, can also serve as a channel for sweeping espionage campaigns.
‘The way online advertising works today is a systemic security threat,’ Wolfie Cristl, a senior researcher at Citizen Lab, told Reuters. ‘For nation-states, the private sector, civil society, and everyone else alike.’
Discover-Tech’s online ads, often for ordinary products such as phones or earpods, reached more than 120,000 websites and 75,000 apps through its various partnerships, Citizen Lab said.
Discover-Tech could identify and track users who visited sites or used apps with the malicious ads, and it would sometimes also try to extract phone numbers from some smartphone users, the researchers said.
Ads only needed to load on a website for the spying to occur.
Some ads would be used to plant spyware from Candiru on users’ devices, both research groups said, though Confiant said that ads it tied to Candiru were a tiny fraction of Discover-Tech’s overall volume.
Confiant cofounder Jerome Dangu said Discover-Tech was pumping out at least 10 million ads per day all around the world and that data-sharing arrangements, called ‘cookie matching’, allowed it to track people even beyond the reach of its advertisements.
‘Very likely hundreds of millions of people would have been touched by Discover-Tech,’ Dangu said.
Reuters’ attempts to reach Candiru’s owners in Israel were not successful.
In 2021, the US Commerce Department blacklisted Candiru for supplying spyware that was used to maliciously target government officials, journalists, activists and academics.
Candiru spyware was used to compromise devices associated with Al Jazeera and other anti-Israel platforms
Citizen Lab said a powerful form of Candiru spyware delivered through Discover-Tech’s ads had been used to compromise large numbers of Windows devices at the Qatari broadcaster Al Jazeera between 2024 and 2025, something it said it was able to confirm because the media group had shared its network logs with the group.
Dangu of Confiant said that the malicious ads had been shown to users in ‘hundreds of networks in sensitive categories,’ including the Pentagon, the International Atomic Energy Agency, and the International Criminal Court.
He also said that some regions, such as Gaza and the West Bank, were particularly saturated by the Israeli firm’s ads.
‘You go to almost any website in Palestine – any site – and you find a Discover-Tech ad. It gives them a total visibility of the digital activities of an entire country,’ he said.
Citizen Lab also said it had similar evidence showing that the malicious ads were shown to people in the United Nations, NATO, the European Commission, and more than a dozen other national governments.
In addition to identifying Candiru and a couple of other surveillance vendors, Citizen Lab said it was able to glean details about where Discover-Tech’s users might be based because the firm inadvertently exposed its authentication logs to the internet, showing people logging in from internet protocol addresses in Israel, Europe, and the Gulf.
Discover-Tech being frozen out of online ad market
Discover-Tech is now being frozen out of parts of the online ad market.
Google said in a statement that it had collaborated with Citizen Lab and Confiant on the investigation and kicked Discover-Tech off its ad platforms ‘for systematically violating our policies.’
IAB Europe, the European-level association for the digital marketing and advertising ecosystem, said in an email that it suspended Discover-Tech from its list of globally approved vendors last week after an audit identified policy violations.
Comcast ad tech subsidiary Beeswax removed Discover-Tech from its platform ‘following recent activity,’ Comcast said in a statement.
Advertising-driven surveillance is increasingly being seen as a national security threat. Earlier this year, the Pentagon said it had received reports that US forces deployed to war zones had been targeted using location data harvested by ad tech firms and data brokers. Branches of the US military have since disabled ad tracking on some devices.