Los ataques DDoS contra las empresas de telecomunicaciones de Israel derribaron sitios del gobierno, lo que provoc\u00f3 un estado de emergencia temporal. Israel ha desarrollado una pol\u00edtica p\u00fablica de ciberseguridad que es s\u00f3lida y \u00e1gil. Ha priorizado la financiaci\u00f3n gubernamental espec\u00edfica para la mitigaci\u00f3n, preparaci\u00f3n y respuesta de ciberataques. Adem\u00e1s, los ciberdelincuentes tambi\u00e9n enfrentan severas consecuencias por sus acciones contra los intereses israel\u00edes.<\/p>\n
Israel\u2019s Nation Cyber Directorate confirmed in a tweet on Monday that a denial-of-service (DDoS) attack against a telecommunications provider took down several government sites, as well as others not affiliated with the government. The incident led to the Directorate to briefly declare a state of emergency, while sources said the\u00a0cyberattack was the largest ever against Israel<\/a>.<\/p>\n \u201cUpdate: In the last few hours, a [DDoS] attack has been identified on a communications provider which, as a result, has for a short time prevented access to a number of sites, including government sites,\u201d the Cyber Israel account tweeted.<\/p>\n Haaretz reported the sites for the Israeli departments of interior, health, justice, welfare and even the Prime Minister\u2019s office were taken offline (services are now restored). A source identified by Haaretz as a member of the \u201cdefense establishment\u201d noted the size of the attack, adding that only a nation-state backed threat actor could have pulled off such a large-scale attack.<\/p>\n nternet tracker NetBlocks reported that the attacks were launched against Israeli telecom providers Bezeq and Cellcom.<\/p>\n