VARTE GROUP
Information Security Services
Our Services
The company specializes in providing various Information Security(Cyber) Services of the highest quality, aimed at identifying business risks in the applications, networks, architectures, and processes.
RED TEAM EXERCISE
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External and Internal
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OSINT
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Lateral movement
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Privilege escalation
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"Capture the Flag"
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Vulnerabilities identification and safe exploits
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Spear phishing
PENETRATION TESTING
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Web applications
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Thick clients
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Mobile applications
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External & Internal networks
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Code Reviews
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Rest\WS
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Hardening advisory
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Cloud
CONSULTING
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Threat modeling and Secure Design
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Protection Consulting
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Regulations Compliance
CLOUD
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Configuration review
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RBAC review
SECURITY PROGRAMS
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Vulnerability management
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Secure SDLC process Implementation
About Us
An Information security boutique company providing thorough and comprehensive security
assessments, tailor-made per clients requirements.
The company was founded and operational since 2018.
The company’s Business Model is to employ High-End, experienced professionals on a project basis, best suited to their abilities, which essentially means the client is receiving services from the “Cream of the Crop” of Israeli market.
Each consultant employed by the company has at least 6 years of hands-on experience in various industries such as Military,
Financial, Hi-Tech, International corporations, etc.
Each project involves at least two consultants to achieve best possible results.
The company completed successful projects both locally and internationally.
World News
protection,technology and tools
8/12/2026 Zeljka Zorz
Microsoft patches 400+ vulnerabilities, one zero-day under attack (CVE-2026-68820)
Microsoft’s August 2026 Patch Tuesday delivered security fixes for 400+ vulnerabilities, including one that has been exploited in zero-day attacks (CVE-2026-68820) and three that were publicly disclosed prior to the release of the patches. Vulnerabilities of note CVE-2026-68820 is a use-after-free flaw that affects the Windows Ancillary Function Driver for WinSock (AFD.sys) and allows a low-privileged local attacker to elevate privileges to SYSTEM. “A locally authenticated attacker could run a specially crafted application on an … More →
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mobile security,technology and tools
8/12/2026 Anamarija Pogorelec
Chrome’s anti-abuse protections block 7 billion unwanted Android notifications daily
Google Chrome’s latest measures against abusive web push notifications include automatically revoking notification permissions for inactive and suspicious websites, helping reduce scams, phishing attempts, and other deceptive content. Abusive notifications (Source: Google) Chrome revokes notification permissions for websites users have not recently interacted with and for sites that Google Safe Browsing identifies as engaging in abusive or deceptive notification practices. Users can review and restore revoked permissions at any time through Chrome’s Safety Hub if … More →
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laws, regulations and policies,attacks and breaches
8/12/2026 Sinisa Markovic
Split-second deepfake glitch blows digital certificate fraudster’s cover
Spanish police have arrested a man in Murcia accused of using deepfake software to trick a certificate provider’s video identity checks in an attempt to obtain digital signatures he could use for financial fraud. According to the police, the man made 38 attempts using this method on more than 30 citizens. Police haven’t said how many of those attempts succeeded before the scheme was uncovered. The National Police said the investigation started after a company … More →
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technology and tools
8/12/2026 Mirko Zorz
Post-quantum migration gets harder when every user holds a key
In this Help Net Security interview, Christopher Smith, CEO of Quantus, discusses what cryptographic inventories turn up in banks and hospitals, including default passwords and admin keys still held by former employees. He explains where post-quantum key sizes break old size assumptions in IPsec, SSH, TLS and libp2p, why migrating user keys makes blockchains hard to upgrade, and what a silent quantum break would look like from outside. He also gives the argument for funding … More →
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attacks and breaches,vulnerabilities and exploits
8/12/2026 Sinisa Markovic
Ready-made $500 kit puts a crypto scam within anyone’s reach
A seller on a cybercrime forum is offering a ready-made scam kit for $500, complete with an admin panel that tracks victims, checks their crypto wallets for value, and inflates fake balances to squeeze out more money, Malwarebytes found. Researchers discovered the scam project on May 16 and described it as an example of how social engineering, phishing, and financial fraud can be combined into a single operation. The account behind the kit goes by … More →
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