Pegasus
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
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
What does the NSO hacking scandal mean for Israel's cyber diplomacy?
SECURITY AFFAIRS: The 50,000-cellphones list itself never made any sense, considering that each client is usually limited to a dozen or a few dozen targets and NSO has just 60 clients.
NSO blocks governments from using Pegasus tracking software
The move follows the visit of Israeli government officials to the NSO headquarters in Herzliya.
Israeli gov't representatives visit NSO headquarters
According to the announcement, the purpose was to begin assessing the security breach allegations brought against the NSO’s Pegasus.
NSO, surveillance and the double-edged sword of the Start-Up Nation
The damning reports on the controversial tech company raise questions about how Israeli defense exports are regulated, and put a dent in Israel’s prestige as a cybersecurity giant
French president Macron targeted by Morocco using NSO's Pegasus - report
Morocco had issued a statement on Monday denying any involvement in using Pegasus and rejecting what it called "unfounded and false allegations."
If the claims are true, will NSO take responsibility this time?
NSO is adamant that it maintains the strictest of guidelines and supervision. But if the reports are true, then those standards are not doing the job.
Gantz: Defense Ministry looking into NSO Group investigation
Israel seeing a significant rise in cyber attacks targeting its national infrastructure.
Tech leaders, human rights groups say NSO hacking spyware must be stopped
The Pegasus Project said it had a list of phone numbers belonging to journalists, human rights activists and others that were potentially under surveillance by governments using the Pegasus software.
French prosecutor opens probe following 'Pegasus Project' report
France based Mediapart said on Monday that Morocco's secret services had used Pegasus to spy on the mobile phones of two of its reporters.
