NSO
Meta claims Israeli spyware firm NSO Group failed to complain, demands further pressure by US gov't
The complaint accuses the Israeli firm of running a phishing campaign that tricks users into clicking links leading to malicious websites, and of testing its products on WhatsApp accounts and groups.
DREAM unveils Israel’s first sovereign AI data center for government and critical infrastructure
Spanish judge shelves investigation of Pegasus use for attacks on PM Sanchez, ministers
NSO group names David Friedman chairman amid efforts to overcome US blacklist
NSO chairman resigns following Israel Police spying scandal
Levy insisted his departure from NSO Group is unrelated to the Israel Police spyware scandal.
Knesset battles over NSO and charges of police as ‘mafia’
The Knesset's Interior Security Committee debated the NSO affair on Monday, with chairwoman Merav Ben Ari trying to strike a balance between defending the police and probing its actions.
Police spyware use shows an alarming ends-justifies-the-means culture - comment
Where do the police get off tapping phones of people not suspected of any concrete wrongdoing?
A different take on the NSO Group affair - opinion
The recent NSO affair is an opportunity for the Foreign Affairs Ministry to prove its strategic value and to chart a new course by introducing ethical dimensions into Israeli foreign policy.
Police: 'There is no proof to spyware allegations, everything was legal'
Attorney-General Avichai Mandelblit said initial examination did not turn up evidence of systemic misuse of surveillance technologies.
Police chief on NSO: If there was abuse of power, we’ll fix it
Shabtai tries to shift focus of the NSO probe by saying Pegasus was used prior to his term.
British pension funds were used to buy stake in NSO - report
The retirement fund of the parent company of British Gas contributed significantly to buy a stake in the NSO Group.
Israel Police must be investigated for using NSO's Pegasus - editorial
The use of these tracking technologies without such transparency is immoral at best, and the use of it without the proper permissions is outright unjustifiable.
Three takeaways from NSO-police spying controversy - analysis
Many public officials and hi-tech experts have demanded legislation to enforce clearer limits on future police use of hacking technologies so it's not left to the personal discretion of investigators.
In recent NSO affair, who will public believe: police or press? - analysis
The solution to an abuse of technology is not to ban the technology, but to effectively regulate it.
