The Big Brother-like software — used by the nation's intelligence agency Mossad — has been brokered since 2018 to global states by a former Israeli defense force cyber chief's company, Toka.

Its top secret clients have the "previously out-of-reach capabilities" to locate all security and web cameras in a given perimeter with the abilities to tap into the feeds to watch, hack or even doctor them — including previous footage — at their discretion, the paper reported.

Specifically, it can "transform untapped [Internet of things] sensors into intelligence sources" in the interest of "intelligence and operational needs," according to 2021 internal company documents Haaretz obtained.