Israeli Citizens Database - ONLINE FOR DOWNLOADu
Agron 2006 Population Registry data online for download
In 2006 the Agron program with personal information of millions of Israelis was distributed online, now after five years, police crack the case and expose those responsible for leak. Six have been arrested
Aviad GlickmanThe Justice Ministry's Law, Information and Technology Authority (LITA) announced Monday that they have cracked the 2006 case in which an exact electronic copy of information of over nine million of Israel's citizens listed in the Israeli population registry was stolen. The copy included personal details and even details of minors and deceased citizens.
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The Agron program which was a program developed on the basis of the stolen information and was distributed online, became a download hit at the time and could be found in many households in Israel
The information included Israeli citizens' names, identification numbers, addresses, birthdates and other important dates as well as relationships between various citizens. Six suspects were arrested in connection with the case and were released under limited conditions.
According to LITA the thief transferred a copy of the stolen information to a business associate who then transferred a copy to his friend. The information eventually made it into the hands of a person dealing in illegal information who then transferred it to a software developer who created the Agron 2006 program that incorporated all the stolen information.
Available to general public
The Agron 2006 program allowed users to present queries about any of the listed citizens and according to the Justice Ministry was intended for illegal redistribution. LITA noted that Agron's unique quality was in its ability to easily divide various sectors of society according to requested parameters as well as trace relationships between citizens.
The investigation revealed that the program was soon made available to the general public via various file sharing websites. A website was even created to explain how to use the program. The Justice Ministry added that the website even encouraged others to distribute the illegal information.
LITA attorneys Yoram Cohen, Mili Bach (Photo: Yaron Brener)
Reacting to the breakthrough in the investigation, LITA Chief attorney Yoram Cohen said that "any person who handles personal information and any citizen should lose sleep over the chain of information from the now exposed theft of the Population Registry information…"
LITA investigations' department Chief attorney Mili Bach added that "the online availability of the Population Registry and the Agron program was, for years, a blatant testimony to the intolerable gap that exists in Israel between the daily reality and the state law."
"This is what happens when for years the State of Israel chose not to deal with the phenomenon and not to enforce the ban on use of the repository in spite of knowing of the common use of the Population Registry information."
What this database include?
ü 9,220,583 people! (Harisumonim others include only about 5 million)
How did we get this number?
ü that include the stock of the deceased and those defined as active (moved abroad)
In addition:
ü an excellent search software! Very quick and easy.
ü advanced filtering option and easy by each field separately.
ü Finding family ties - a \ a spouse, children, siblings, parents (both deceased)
ü Printing options, creating labels, Export Office, a temporary buffer and save more.
In short an amazing software!
What fields are included in the software?
ID No.
First name
Last name
Gregorian Birthday
Hebrew Birthday
Age
Sex
Marital status (single, married, divorced, a from)
Status (active, has died)
Children
First Name
A. M parent
Parent Name
A. M if
If there
Street
House No.
Signal
Login
Apartment
City
Targeting
Phone (partial information)
Place of birth
Increase Gregorian date
Date Jewish immigration
Gregorian date of death
Hebrew death date
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