Leaked documents show Cisco expanded work with Israeli military during Gaza war

Leaked documents reported by The Guardian describe persistent multi-hour outages, repeated crashes and failed built-in debugging mechanisms in Israeli military intelligence networks during updates to digital infrastructure about a year into the Gaza war. The problems reportedly undermined intelligence agencies' confidence in Cisco◼ as a top network provider, while Cisco allegedly moved to shore up the relationship. The article does not name affected product versions or CVEs, and it is primarily a business and ethics story rather than a technical vulnerability disclosure.

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