Guy Geyor
Not to be confused with Black Cube, the Israeli private intelligence firm, or with BlackCore itself. No published source identifies Geyor as an owner or operator of BlackCore. Israeli tech entrepreneur and shareholder of Galacticos and SNI
| Guy Geyor
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|---|---|
| Occupation | Tech entrepreneur |
| Known for | Founder of Easy2Give; shareholder of Galacticos and SNI Digital Ltd |
Guy Geyor is a tech entrepreneur and former reality-television contestant who holds 28 per cent of Galacticos, an Israeli company whose avatar tools were found on web infrastructure shared with BlackCore. He confirmed to Haaretz that the company is linked to the Omri Systems network domain, but denies any connection with BlackCore.
Background
Haaretz describes Geyor as a tech entrepreneur and a former contestant on the Israeli versions of Survivor and The Bachelor. He is best known as a reality-show contestant and as founder of the wedding-payments start-up Easy2Give, also known as Going Dutch, a digital gifting service. In April 2026 Easy2Give announced a merger with the shell company Axillion; the legal work was done by the firm of his business partner Doron Afik. Haaretz says Geyor had not previously been linked to business involving avatars or campaigns.[1] France 3 describes him as an influencer turned tech entrepreneur and co-founder of "SNI Cyber".[2]
Galacticos and SNI
According to Haaretz, Geyor holds 28 per cent of Galacticos Ltd and Afik 51 per cent, and the two are the main shareholders of SNI ("Strategic Network Intelligence Ltd." in Haaretz's rendering). Geyor registered the galacticos.ai domain and listed the site as belonging to SNI.[1] Viginum likewise says the domain was registered by Geyor through SNI,[3] and its public report says Geyor and Afik "ont fondé et/ou dirigé" (founded and/or ran) Galacticos.[4]
BlackCore reporting and denial
The Haaretz–Libération investigation found four main network domains on a London server since August 2025: two carried BlackCore's activity, a third was named Omri Systems and a fourth Electric Marinade. It found "no direct connection" between Galacticos and the French operation. Less than two hours after Geyor and Afik were asked for comment, the remaining infrastructure of both BlackCore and Galacticos went offline.[1]
Geyor told Haaretz: "I and the company don't know who BlackCore is, and we never had any connection with them. We have no activity in France – certainly no political activity." He confirmed that the company is linked to Omri Systems, but said that this network domain is an internal system, unusable and still in development, and that it has never been sold or operated.[1]
See also
Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Omer Benjakob, Revealed: An Anti-left Influence Operation in France Leads to Tel Aviv, Haaretz, 18 May 2026.
- ↑ Dominique Durand, Ingérence lors des municipales contre des candidats LFI : de BlackCore à Tel-Aviv, ce que les enquêtes de Libération et Haaretz révèlent, France 3 Occitanie, 15 May 2026.
- ↑ VIGINUM (SGDSN), Rapport technique – Rokh Solis (Rokh Solis: technical report), Secrétariat général de la défense et de la sécurité nationale, 11 June 2026 (archived copy).
- ↑ VIGINUM (SGDSN), Rapport public – Élections municipales 2026, 11 June 2026 (archived copy).