The seasoned Palestinian hacking group is leveling up its remote access malware, researchers say.

The research highlights a potent hacking group that might not be the most advanced, but doing enough to get the job done.

It’s an example of how, alongside the violence that has long marked the Israel-Palestine conflict, there are often much subtler efforts by digital spies to access networks.

The death toll continues to rise.

Facebook said it took steps to halt hackers associated with Hamas, as well as Palestine's Preventive Security Service.

It's a twist on the Arabic-speaking hacking group's tradecraft.

Enticing emails come with PDF files that contain a new remote access trojan, according to Cybereason.

The group has been tied to the 2017 campaign, known as Frozen Cell, by using of the same social media profiles to promote the malware.

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