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Dream researchers push technology to its furthest edge, building and testing breakthrough capabilities, from artificial intelligence and advanced threat hunting to malware reverse engineering, and vulnerability research in existing and emerging attack surfaces.

Operating at the frontier of cyber and artificial intelligence research, we turn bold ideas into working innovation that strengthens how nations anticipate, understand, and neutralize the most complex threats.

From Dream to System: The Engineer the Moment Demands
The Dream Team
March 26, 2026

AI didn't just make developers faster. It collapsed the cost of code itself. The bottleneck is no longer writing code. It's designing the system the code will live inside.

Vulnerability advisory: Pre-Auth Remote Code Execution via Buffer Overflow in telnetd LINEMODE SLC Handler​
Dream Research Labs
March 14, 2026

This advisory is published in the public interest to enable defenders to assess exposure and apply mitigations. Responsible disclosure practices apply.

When a Missile Alert App Becomes an Intelligence Tool
Dream Research Labs
March 3, 2026

In the middle of a war, trust is maybe the most fragile asset.

Hey Claude, security is not just Code!
Dream Research Labs
February 22, 2026

Anthropic’s Claude Code Security announcement triggered predictable reactions across the industry. Excitement, curiosity, and in some corners, anxiety. Whenever a frontier LLM vendor steps into anything labeled “security,” the same question surfaces: is this the beginning of displacement?

DREAM unveils Israel’s first sovereign AI data center for government and critical infrastructure
ANNA AHRONHEIM
February 19, 2026

Tens-of-millions-of-dollars investment to establish independent AI infrastructure for regulated and mission-critical environments

When Security Software Becomes the Threat: Dream Flags eScan Compromise
Dream Research Labs
February 1, 2026

In January 2026, Dream uncovered a targeted supply-chain attack in Southeast Asia, where malicious updates were delivered through MicroWorld Technologies’ eScan antivirus infrastructure. Dubbed Verglas internally, the campaign replaced a trusted component with a trojanized version, enabling remote access and blocking future updates to prevent cleanup. Building on earlier reports from MORPHISEC and others, Dream’s platform identified additional indicators and autonomously reconstructed the full infection chain. Organizations using the affected update mechanism should assume compromise and act immediately.

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