Check Point
[12] In 2003, a class-action lawsuit was filed against Check Point over violation of the Securities Exchange Act by failing to disclose major financial information.[14] In 2018, the company discovered malware, which it named "AdultSwine", that was found programmed into around 60 apps on the Google Play Store, primarily those aimed at children.The bug would display pornographic ads that, when clicked on, would instruct victims to download more malicious software in an attempt to steal personal data.Despite the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, the company has maintained its office in Moscow and has faced criticism for its decision to remain active in Russia.SofaWare's co-founder Adi Ruppin said that his company wanted to make the technology simple to use and affordable, and to lift the burden of security management from end users while adding some features.His derivative suit was ultimately successful, and Check Point was ordered to pay SofaWare 13 million shekels for breach of contract.