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A dissident in the UK wins a case that enables suing the Saudi Arabian government for surveillance using the Pegasys spyware, and attacks
A three-member technical committee formed to examine whether the Pegasus spyware was deployed against Indians submitted its report to the apex court
Apple previews its new Lockdown Mode—which offers high-risk users protection against state-sponsored spyware attacks.
India and a few other countries are suspected to have a hand in the hacking of UK targets.
The ex-Prime Minister's family is among many others believed to have been targetted by spyware.
The report's findings have led to allegations of treason against the Modi government, while calls for a probe intensify.
Investigations, lawsuits, and government restrictions have forced the company to look for prospective buyers.
Israel is one of the most prominent exporters of cyber tech and surveillance tech in particular.
These hacks are the first notable use of NSO-made spyware against US persons.
The government has long been suspected of being a buyer of Pegasus spyware that's sold exclusively to NSO clients.
