Israeli Ad Firm Allegedly Used Online Ads to Track Internet Users

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A report says an Israeli advertising company, Discover-Tech, used malicious online ads to spy on internet users. People who visited certain websites or used apps carrying these ads could be identified and tracked. The firm reportedly sometimes also tried to extract phone numbers from some smartphone users. The article provided only limited details, so the full scope of the surveillance remains unclear.

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