back to article Probe reveals previously secret Israeli spyware that infects targets via ads

Israeli software maker Insanet has reportedly developed a commercial product called Sherlock that can infect devices via online adverts to snoop on targets and collect data about them for the biz's clients. This is according to an investigation by Haaretz, which this week claimed the spyware system had been sold to a country …

  1. Doctor Syntax Silver badge

    And this, boys and girls, is why you never brows the web without an ad-blocker.

    1. TheInstigator

      We can trust them - they're allies

      Nothing to see here - carry on!

      (Yes - I'm being sarccy af)

    2. Pascal Monett Silver badge

      NoScript For The Win !

      Again.

    3. Gene Cash Silver badge

      Thank you Israel and El Reg.

      When people whinge about my ad blocking, I'll be sending 'em this story.

  2. b0llchit Silver badge
    WTF?

    Head in the sand

    ...If behavioral advertising were banned, the industry wouldn't exist."

    Who is he kidding? Since when does "banning" something make it miraculously go away? It will simply find other jurisdictions. Maybe banning the entire advertising industry would do more good.

    1. Neil Barnes Silver badge
      Flame

      Re: Head in the sand

      You may have misspelt 'burning'.

      1. Alumoi Silver badge

        Re: Head in the sand

        You have misspelt 'nuking out from orbit'.

        1. Anonymous Coward
          Anonymous Coward

          Re: Head in the sand

          Since you'd have to nuke most of the USA, it may also solve the global warming issue...

      2. Potemkine! Silver badge
        Flame

        Re: Head in the sand

        There is no problem the fire cannot solve

    2. Anonymous Coward
      Anonymous Coward

      Re: Head in the sand

      > Since when does "banning" something make it miraculously go away?

      Banning targeted advertising means this ad malware would have to target very large population, thus will be detected much faster.

  3. Anonymous Coward
    Big Brother

    Insanet only selling to Western nations?

    > Insanet received approval from Israel's Defense Ministry to sell Sherlock globally as a military product albeit under various tight restrictions, such as only selling to Western nations

    You have got to be kidding. Besides do they seriously think such a tool will stay a secret. What is it about modern Operating Systems that render then so susceptible to hacking.

    Israeli hacking firm NSO Group offered Saudis cellphone spy tools – report

    Hooking Candiru Another Mercenary Spyware Vendor Comes into Focus

    Meta Security Exec Hacked and Tracked for a Year by 'Predator' Spyware

    1. Jellied Eel Silver badge

      Re: Insanet only selling to Western nations?

      What is it about modern Operating Systems that render then so susceptible to hacking.

      They're designed from the ground up to be insecure, offering features and functionality most users neither want nor need. So every time there's a new OS update, we need to buy a faster PC, more memory etc just to run the bloated OS. Then all that stuff gets hidden under the hood, so most users just leave well alone. Like just fire up Task Mangler in a Windows box and try to make sense of what all the processes & services running do, and why they're running.

      Sadly, the genie has been long out of the bottle. Legislators have some simple solutions. Like pop-ups on install asking "Do you want advertising, stalking?" Yes, or fsk off. But legislating something like that would cause Big Tech to become small tech because they're making billions from collecting and flogging our personal data. Then there's all the shady shite with 'dark patterns'. I think the solution involves inviting 'advertising execs' to a conference somewhere and just shooting the feckers. It's a sad sign the way our society is going that so many 'executitves' think that wholesale privacy invasion and monetisation is acceptable.

      1. Paul Crawford Silver badge

        Re: Insanet only selling to Western nations?

        It is not just the OS that is the problem, it is also the fact we now allow arbitrary code to run on our machines in the form of Javascript, etc.

        1. Crypto Monad Silver badge

          Re: Insanet only selling to Western nations?

          it is also the fact we now allow arbitrary code to run on our machines in the form of Javascript, etc.

          I won't argue with that, not to mention Word macros, Excel macros, WASM etc.

          However, even just opening an image can be enough, for example when there are bugs in image decoding libraries. There's no separation between "program" and "data", and the complexity is mind-blowing.

          1. Doctor Syntax Silver badge

            Re: Insanet only selling to Western nations?

            There's no separation between "program" and "data"

            Well, that's von Neumann architecture for you.

            1. Paul Crawford Silver badge

              Re: Insanet only selling to Western nations?

              But we do have no-execute options on memory segments, and other containment approaches such as AppArmour, but using them is just kind of hard so developers generally don't. As always, it comes down to the fastest/cheapest/easiest route. And so orifices are left gaping...

            2. Michael Wojcik Silver badge

              Re: Insanet only selling to Western nations?

              In the case of buggy image-rendering libraries, it's not a Harvard/Princeton issue, and strict code/data separation wouldn't help with many exploits. Buggy code is buggy code. Yes, strict separation eliminates in-process shellcode injection, but it's hardly a panacea; you still have ROP, for example, and if you can get some arbitrary data written to storage and subsequently executed all bets are off.

    2. ChoHag Silver badge

      Re: Insanet only selling to Western nations?

      > What is it about modern Operating Systems that render then so susceptible to hacking.

      Quality is expensive, doesn't affect the bottom line, and nobody wants to pay for it.

      1. Doctor Syntax Silver badge

        Re: Insanet only selling to Western nations?

        Quality is expensive, doesn't adversely affects the bottom line

        FTFY

  4. steelpillow Silver badge
    Joke

    Time to rename AdBlock Plus

    Henceforth to be known as Moriarty Plus

  5. Pascal Monett Silver badge

    "use legal data collection and digital advertising technologies"

    Well that's smart. Why bother with zero days and other such shenanigans when (almost) everyone is leaving the barn door open wide ?

    Abuse the system in place and your route to success is halfway done.

  6. Winkypop Silver badge
    Black Helicopters

    AIDS 2.0

    Advertising Induced Device Spying

  7. amanfromMars 1 Silver badge

    Pathetic Apathy is as Pathetic Apathy does.

    How very bad and odd and fcuking hypocritical it is to have all you pussies out there not hyperventilating and wetting yourselves about big bad Israel like you do whenever some big bad Sino-Soviet type threat is imagined to be worthy of excessive defense budget appropriation for unicorn and ponzi spending and population brainwashing.

    And all for fistsful of shekels and dollars that highlight the gluttonous self-destructive greed for the unworthy power and malevolent influence of a chosen deluded tyrannical few ..... and that was is no heavenly task doing GODs’ Works. Of that you can be diabolically sure.

    What is it that was plainly said to be heeded, and reported many ancient moons ago ? .......

    You hypocrite, first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother’s eye. ....... https://www.biblehub.com/matthew/7-5.htm

    1. Clausewitz4.0 Bronze badge
      Black Helicopters

      Re: Pathetic Apathy is as Pathetic Apathy does.

      You appear to be (a man?) from a church, not a man from Mars...

    2. Anonymous Coward
      Anonymous Coward

      Re: Pathetic Apathy is as Pathetic Apathy does.

      What the fcuk are you on about? In fact, what the fcuk are you on?

      1. Anonymous Coward
        Anonymous Coward

        Re: Pathetic Apathy is as Pathetic Apathy does.

        I believe along with the obligatory frog pills - this one is supposed to be taken with a touch of salt.

        Sarcasm, if you will.

        Although the source is famously obtuse.

        1. Bebu
          Big Brother

          Re: Pathetic Apathy is as Pathetic Apathy does.

          《I believe along with the obligatory frog pills - this one is supposed to be taken with a touch of salt.》

          I think I would prefer the Dean of the UU any day. Slightly more coherent... and the frog pills usually return him to some sense.

          Appears if anyone has the temerity to question the actions or policies of the State of Israel, even, as here, obliquely, the US religous right (purportedly christian) and associated lunatics pop out of the woodwork spouting this sort of incoherent nonsense.

          1. amanfromMars 1 Silver badge

            Re: Pathetic Apathy is as Pathetic Apathy does.

            Appears if anyone has the temerity to question the actions or policies of the State of Israel, even, as here, obliquely, the US religous right (purportedly christian) and associated

            lunatics pop out of the woodwork spouting this sort of incoherent nonsense. .... Bebu

            Hmmm? Your response, Bebu, in defence of questionable actions and policies would more than just suggest you have a basic understanding of such incoherent nonsense as would reference and draw attention to them ..... and you find it both somewhat disagreeable and revealingly offensive.

            In that frame of mind though, one is certain to not be alone, although that is surely cold comfort indeed whenever surrounded by things as they are, because that is the way that it is whenever realities to be suffered and experienced are the result of questionable actions and policies never adequately effectively challenged and righted?

            How to make almighty strange enemies and not influence power and peoples springs always to mind whenever surrounded by such disagreeable and offensive things.

          2. Anonymous Coward
            Anonymous Coward

            Re: Pathetic Apathy is as Pathetic Apathy does.

            Erm, I _think_ AMFM was actually saying exactly that. That is, everyone is happy to jump aboard for Big Bad Ruskies, but noticeably ignores Israel, because, Jews, innit (when one ought to separate the two)? The Israeli defined definition of anti-semitism handily allows it to throw any criticism of the State of Israel under the bus, too.

            https://www.theguardian.com/education/2023/sep/13/antisemitism-definition-used-by-uk-universities-leading-to-unreasonable-accusations

            1. cybergrcgb
              Alert

              Re: Pathetic Apathy is as Pathetic Apathy does.

              And this, ladies and gentlemen, is what happens when you let National Action near a keyboard

            2. Furious Reg reader John

              Re: Pathetic Apathy is as Pathetic Apathy does.

              It's not "any criticism of the State of Israel" that is antisemitic, you moron. It's criticism that is based on antisemitism that is antisemitic.

          3. Ian Johnston Silver badge

            Re: Pathetic Apathy is as Pathetic Apathy does.

            It's the bursar who needs the dried frog pills, not the Dean

      2. amanfromMars 1 Silver badge

        Re: What the fcuk are you on about? In fact, what the fcuk are you on? @AC

        The Mayhem and Madness and Mindlessness that Ignorance Feeds and Relies Upon for the Survival of Arrogant Agencies (1) .... and what can be done about it in a virtual instant to make an ever expanding difference and strengthening improvement (2)

        (1) ...... The Most Honest Three Minutes In Television History ..... and why television and media are essential for population command and control

        (2) ....... And If you can’t beat it, join it, and change it from within

    3. Tail Up

      Re: P. A. P. A. does.

      thumbs up for this, amanfromMars, and - indeed, timing is everything and per singula

      https://youtu.be/s5yS5QZuAQw?si=tW9yvdJcww8KTqJc

      DAVE ACADEMY - Onr of these days / Pink Floyd cover

    4. Anonymous Coward
      Anonymous Coward

      Re: Pathetic Apathy is as Pathetic Apathy does.

      How very bad and odd and fcuking hypocritical it is to have all you pussies out there not hyperventilating and wetting yourselves about big bad Israel like you do whenever some big bad Sino-Soviet type threat is imagined to be worthy of excessive defense budget appropriation for unicorn and ponzi spending and population brainwashing.

      Here's a bunch of periods and commas, I think you may need those: .........,,,,,,,,,,

    5. Martin Summers

      Re: Pathetic Apathy is as Pathetic Apathy does.

      To everyone concerned here who hasn't been around long [best Brian Conley voice] It's a bot!

      Obviously has ingested some questionable material recently.

  8. Primus Secundus Tertius

    How to pay

    If people were willing to pay upfront for internet services, the ad industry would hardly exist.

    1. Anonymous Coward
      Anonymous Coward

      Re: How to pay

      Making online ad industry less lucrative will be sufficient to keep the free services alive.

      By less lucrative I mean banning targeted ads and other tracking. Search ads will be as relevant as before - that is when a user wants it.

      Tracking is becoming especially dangerous with advancing AI. Because soon it will be sufficient to type a question to identify any person, instead of conducting complex database analysis.

      1. Doctor Syntax Silver badge

        Re: How to pay

        "Search ads will be as relevant as before - that is when a user wants it."

        For some value of "relevant". It's unbelievable just how determinedly Amazon's search engine can be despite the whole purpose is for them to sell you stuff.

    2. Anonymous Coward
      Anonymous Coward

      Re: How to pay

      I am paying upfront for my internet service. Shirley you mean paying for web content.

    3. martinusher Silver badge

      Re: How to pay

      I pay quite a lot for my Internet service. I also subscribe to news organizations and I buy stuff off the usual suspects. So I put quite a lot of money into the system.

      For that I get essentially useless content on my phone -- just too crammed, to interrupted, a visual mess -- and marginal content on my tablet. Things are better on the desktop because I can block a lot of the crap that gets pushed from the web (its less important on the phone because I don't bother to use it to browse, more trouble than its worth).

      The 'service' that the Internet companies are rendering isn't that valuable any more. Google's search is useless now -- too much 'search optimization'. (DuckDuckGo is rather better now.) I don't need their proprietary communication formats, mapping is useful but realistically conventional mapping is not only more detailed but reflects that geography doesn't change that much over time. And so on -- ultimately it comes down to today's Internet being a festering mess of ueslessness.

      1. amanfromMars 1 Silver badge

        Pay the Pipers and Dance to Their Tunes Delivers No Slippery Slopes Stripped of Hope

        And so on -- ultimately it comes down to today's Internet being a festering mess of ueslessness. ..... martinusher

        :-) That might have been so before AI and Large Language Modelling Machines arrived on the ACTive* Scene with its presenting of much bigger pictures for Greater IntelAIgent Games Play. Now though is it a Veritable and Vital and Virulent Virtual Field of Absolutely Fabulous Fabless Dreams for Remote Proxy Realisation via Alien Intervention.

        One thing for sure, martinusher, is that it is a truly disruptively creative, and even extremely destructive status quo market changer ..... whenever one knows both what needs to be done and what one needs others to also do and how it all is to be done guaranteeing failsafe success ‽ .

        * ...... Advanced Cyber Treat/Threat

        1. Alumoi Silver badge

          Re: Pay the Pipers and Dance to Their Tunes Delivers No Slippery Slopes Stripped of Hope

          Fsck me, one second he's almost intelligible and then, bam! a post like this. Like he's an AI or something (politician/advertiser).

          1. a pressbutton
            Pint

            Re: Pay the Pipers and Dance to Their Tunes Delivers No Slippery Slopes Stripped of Hope

            ... or an AI superintelligence that has worked out a (laboured) acronym:

            Greater IntelAIgent Games Play. Now though is it a Veritable and Vital and Virulent Virtual Field of Absolutely Fabulous Fabless Dreams for Remote Proxy Realisation via Alien Intervention.

            GIAGP

            VVVVFAFFDRPRAI

            may be a most excellent joke or pun in another language

            Just like USAians often struggle with sarcasm and I (a brit) struggle with some french jokes, we may need to shuffle over and make room for superintelligent AI jokes

            --> with this it all becomes clear

            1. Tail Up
              Joke

              Re: ...the... ...Tunes Deliver.... ...Hope

              (-:

              maybe this:

              https://youtu.be/kK0rpKOEAt0?si=TWr7aELPh2eHLGSM

              ATOM Pink Floyd - A Great GIAGP In The Sky??

              [me just kidding. in fact, the song title reads as always]

              lurk moar

            2. amanfromMars 1 Silver badge

              In the Beginning, for NEUKlearer HyperRadioProACTive Beginnings ‽ .... :-)

              And should ever SMARTR Beings with Superintelligent AI work out Mastery of Global Operating Devices for Greater IntelAIgent Games Play in a Veritable and Vital and Virulent Virtual Field of Absolutely Fabulous Fabless Dreams for Remote Proxy Realisation via Alien Intervention will it be no most excellent joke to poke fun and puns at in any language, a pressbutton.

              In that case, are the jokers amongst the greatest of greater fools, to be saved from being despised and derision only by the indisputable fact that they know nowhere near enough verging on practically and virtually nothing about that which poke fun and puns at.

              I Kid U Not, and ask more than just The Register and El Regers ...... Is that where IT and AI and Humanity is all presently at?

              This much I currently know and freely share about the situation for publishing ...... Proper Preparation and Positive Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance Permitting Prime Prize Plum Penetrations and Perfect Private Protocolled Pursuit of Public Parametered Projects and Pirate ProgramMING Productions for Pumping and Pimping in Presentations to Populations Puzzled by Progress and Prisonered with Pathetic Past Postings Profiling and Pioneering with Pilots Practised in Plush Promising Programs and Prolifically Painful Pogroms Promoting Pariah Personnel and Phantom Paths for Production of Premium Primacy in Petrifying Putrefaction

              And another thing that is absolutely certain, is that you really have no clear idea how much further and deeper and darker such dark and enlightening matters have developed since at least Monday 13th November 2017 16:59 GMT in these Perilous Halcyon Days of 0Days that El Reg hosted a threading post on, advising leaders to not ignore as their reality ...... https://forums.theregister.com/forum/all/2017/11/10/amber_rudd_ai_minority_report/#c_3345446 ..... and now thoroughly infests and invests in guaranteed failsafe success against any and all opposition and malevolent competition.

              And here's even earlier Registered news of The New Hot Cold War Interface .... Sleeper Agents vs Toxic Asset Managers and the situation you now be quantum entangled to swim or drown in .... https://forums.theregister.com/forum/all/2017/11/02/silence_trojan_bank_hacking_crew/#c_3336632

              Have a Nice Day, Y'all ...... and prepare yourselves for more info on troubles ignored and now to be exposed denied the earlier oxygen of publication for remote virtual otherworldly remediation ‽

    4. Anonymous Coward
      Anonymous Coward

      Re: How to pay

      @Primus_Secundus_Tertius

      Quote: "...If people were willing to pay upfront for internet services..."

      Have you not noticed:

      (1) Millions of people are paying a monthly fee for broadband on their smartphone?

      (2) Netflix has millions of subscribers?

      (3) Millions of people have been forced onto subscription-based applications (see Adobe for details)?

      (4) ...and then there's "the cloud"....also a subscription deal?

      Yes....people (millions of them) ARE willing!!

      1. Doctor Syntax Silver badge

        Re: How to pay

        You didn't mention a subscription-based search engine. If there was an ad-free, reliable search engine that respected a few operators such as +, -, and, not, or, etc would people subscribe? It's probably a moot point because if someone tried to set one up the usual suspects would improve their game for a year or so and roll over it.

        1. TaabuTheCat

          Re: How to pay

          Kagi?

          1. H in The Hague

            Re: How to pay

            Thanks for the tip. Do you have any experience of it? I would be more than happy to pay for a good search engine.

      2. Fred Daggy Silver badge

        Re: How to pay

        And Netflix still wants (or even has? i don't subscribe) advertisements, even after paying.

        1. David Nash

          Re: How to pay

          Currently it has only trailers for its own product. IIRC the notion of ads are for a lower-tier. I might be wrong though.

          1. heyrick Silver badge

            Re: How to pay

            Adverts are for the cheap tier. Probably an offering to make up for them winding back on their utterly lackadaisical approach to password sharing in the past.

            And it had better stay that way. If they start running adverts, I'm out. I like Netflix because I pays my money and I watches my video, simple. If I wanted to cough up coins and sit through endless adverts, I'd subscribe to Sky...

  9. John Brown (no body) Silver badge

    Insanet...

    ...is that In-Sa-Net or Insane-T? Based on what they have unleashed on the world in name of making supposedly legit profits, I'm going with the latter.

    1. Norman Nescio

      Re: Insanet...

      I guess they want it to be pronounced Insa-net.

      But others will call it Insan-E.T. (In as in 'in', san as in 'sanatorium', E.T. as in 'call home') - or 'Insanity'.

  10. Claverhouse
    Stop

    Candiru ?

    The little fish ?

    1. Anonymous Coward
      Anonymous Coward

      Re: Candiru ?

      Yup, the little one that likes to swim up into orifices and lodge itself with some spiny gills.

  11. Steve Davies 3 Silver badge
    Childcatcher

    Ad's are EVIL

    It is long past time that everyone knew that.

    Just block the hell out of all these bits of slime (aka Ads).

    You know it makes sense so what are you waiting for.... DO IT NOW!

  12. Anonymous Coward
    Anonymous Coward

    Yea, right

    claimed the spyware system had been sold to a country that is not a democracy

    As expected.

  13. Anonymous Coward
    Anonymous Coward

    Web adverts are spyware

    By their very definition and application

  14. cybergrcgb

    And now a word from our sponsors

    A wonderful advert for Insanet, Reg, but it is customary to denote commercial material as such

  15. staringatclouds

    You appear to be using an ad blocker

    Damn right I am

  16. Anonymous Coward
    Anonymous Coward

    "...claimed the spyware system had been sold to a country that is not a democracy."

    and then

    "...tight restrictions, such as only selling to Western nations."

    It's Monday, so the brain is only half awake... which "Western nations" are not democracies?

    1. FuzzyTheBear
      Mushroom

      The USA

      It's becoming fast a fascist state. So for one , the USA,.

      They have been supporting apartheid and the treatment of Palestinians under Israel's boots

      Plus they send them money for weapons to use against the Palestinians.

      Take both countries out when it comes to the " free world " and " democracies " lists.

    2. Someone Else Silver badge

      Hungary? Turkey? Israel (by dint of Netanyahu basically disabling its Supreme court)?

      1. jake Silver badge

        It's worse than you think.

        Netanyahu was visiting the San Francisco Bay Area today. All kinds of Jewish community leaders around here petitioned for an audience. He turned every one of them down. The one, single, solitary person he was here to visit with?

        Elon fucking Musk.

        Be afraid. Be very, very afraid.

      2. Furious Reg reader John

        The Supreme Court of Israel hasn't been disabled by Netanyahu or anyone else.

  17. MJI Silver badge

    And I run mobile Firefox

    UBlock Origin

    And have a usable mobile browser.

    What adverts?

    1. Zolko Silver badge

      Re: And I run mobile Firefox

      UBlock Origin

      Me too, and it sans "0 blocked on this page" : nice ElReg !

  18. Tron Silver badge

    If we didn't have advertising online...

    ...the internet would resemble a hi-res version of Prestel and access would be priced by the Mb, with extra fees for every site, service and app.

    If it makes you guys feel so superior to block adverts, go ahead. Try not to do it when out with your family. Spare them that.

    And be aware that your OS/software/VPN may have more back doors than a Chinese restaurant in a Hollywood movie. There have been loads of stories of state intervention on El Reg that could not have happened without that being the case. Join the dots. They don't use magic or the word on the street. So be careful what you surf for.

    1. amanfromMars 1 Silver badge

      If we didn't have advertising online... how would we know what to avoid?

      Sound advice that, Tron, ..... to be careful about what you do out there, anywhere and everywhere ..... for there really aint no hiding place nor any secret safe from that and those practised and expert and comfortable in leading virtual worlds hunting down evil and those no-gooders making lives down on Earth a constant struggle and just a few step away from unbearably hellish or manifestly unfair and designedly crooked and corrupt and perverse and subversive.

      However, no matter what you may believe, or be told by A.N.Others to the contrary, no great care in any world is gonna prevent those particular and peculiar dots being joined up to present a guilty-as-sin picture for successful prosecution and perp conviction for crimes against humanity in the first degree .... ie with malice aforethought.

      Have an upvote, Tron, for speaking truth unto the masses about those right dodgy, shady shadowy powers that be a blight and a blot on landscapes that HM Elizabeth 2 warned everyone about .....

      The former royal butler Paul Burrell today claimed that the Queen had warned him that his close relationship with Princess Diana could put him in danger.

      In his first interview since being acquitted of stealing Diana's personal treasures, Mr Burrell said that the Queen had urged him to be vigilant. "There are powers at work in this country about which we have no knowledge," he said she had told him. ..... https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2002/nov/06/constitution.monarchy1

      1. amanfromMars 1 Silver badge

        Re: If we didn't have advertising online... how would we know what to avoid?

        Wake up, and smell the coffee, for surely you cannot help but suspect, if you don’t already know, that the rubicon is crossed and the status quo is virtually lost and practically right out of live ammo and is now reduced to firing off blanks that hold back nothing in the frays charging down the line to meet and greet them with crushing embraces and crashing tumbles.

        Deny it at your leisure is a delusional pleasure, for Karma is a right righteous bitch that delivers a stealthy SWIFT kick to render all greater fools to a fate which any lesser fool and soft touch wouldn’t want to wish on their worst enemy. ........ How Far Are We From Revolution?

        Whose side are you on, and rooting for to win win and not lose? Do they have a Great AIMaster Piloting Plan? They’re gonna need one. I Kid U Not.

    2. MJI Silver badge

      Re: If we didn't have advertising online...

      My main internet usage.

      Email - pay for that

      Forums - pay for one, sutable adverts the other

      News - I pay quite a bit to one company, another pays a relative quite a bit.

      Sales sites, I buy from some

      Adverts can eff off

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