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Pegasus spyware scandal deepens as Poland questions Israeli tech, strengthens ties with Turkey
Investigators found that NSO Group retained technical access to surveillance tech but could not tell whether it examined intercepted data, while Warsaw continues to buy Israeli military equipment.
Meta claims Israeli spyware firm NSO Group failed to complain, demands further pressure by US gov't
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
Israel's Law Committee approves judge-led probe into NSO spyware
The meetings came in response to revelations that evidence obtained using spyware was used in a Haifa double murder case.
Rothman: Investigate spyware evidence in compromised double murder case
The evidence withdrawn on Monday had been collected from the stored data on computers.
90% of Israelis don't report cyber crime to police - comptroller
Englman told Jerusalem Post correspondent Khaled Abu Toameh how he had prioritized cyber security in his audits of government and civil organizations.
Pegasus spyware used to target top Mexican human rights official - NYT
This breach not only compromises his personal information but also jeopardizes the integrity of his investigations.
Why change to Israeli police will help hold those in power accountable
LAW ENFORCEMENT AFFAIRS: MK Moshe Saada explains why his plan to split the Police Investigation Department from the State Attorney’s Office will hold those in power accountable.
Rothman: Open gov't inquiry into 'NSO scandal' police wiretapping
Gottlieb said, "No one can pass the audit on themselves, and we should think about examining things with a governmental or state investigative committee."
Israeli spyware company QuaDream expected to close down - report
Its hacking tools have been used against journalists, opposition figures and advocacy organizations across at least 10 countries.
Where is Israel’s private cyberattack sector going?
Multidimensional hacking wars: There are at least four trends and countertrends which will determine the fate of the sector.
Can Israel Police find the right balance between security and privacy? - analysis
People who are worried about police hacking their cell phones have every right to be concerned.
Pegasus affair shows Israel's judicial reform may violate privacy, deputy A-G says
“In my eyes, this is a clear example of how the lack of adequate legal support can lead to a violation of authority and a violation of rights,” said Deputy Attorney General Amit Merari.
