Headquartered in Israel; founded by former state officials
Toka builds offensive cyber tools sold to governments, intelligence, and law-enforcement agencies. Reporting describes capabilities to locate, access, and manipulate connected devices — including security cameras and IoT — potentially watching through them or altering their footage. It was co-founded by former Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak and is backed by U.S. venture capital, including Andreessen Horowitz.
Reporting revealed Toka markets government tools to break into security cameras and IoT devices, with capabilities that in some accounts extend to altering footage — a direct threat to evidence integrity and privacy.