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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.
The lawsuit sheds new light on the exploits used by the surveillance company to deliver the spyware.
Faced with lawsuits, investigations, and restrictions, the Pegasus maker's troubles are compounding.
The cyber espionage firm is now part of a federal blacklist aimed at restricting exports and transfers of US technology.
This is yet another sign of Pegasus misused and unlawful surveillance carried out by governments to settle personal scores.
Even after assurances, the government's probe of Pegasus spyware exploiting a flaw in WhatsApp has yielded no information.
The letter made mention of the government’s evasive answers on Pegasus surveillance and contended that the competent authority to direct such interception is the...
