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An investigation has revealed how the spyware was delivered while also presenting some evidence against the government.
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An investigation has revealed how the spyware was delivered while also presenting some evidence against the government.
Allegations of Pegasus surveillance and planting of evidence using NetWire continue to swirl around the case.
This is the fourth report by a US forensics firm detailing the extent to which Wilson's electronic devices were compromised.
Over 21 entities and persons were asked to appear before the commission in connection with the Pegasus controversy.
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 Pegasus issue kicked up a storm in India when 300 citizens were identified as potential targets of surveillance.
Prior to setting up its own parallel expert committee, the Supreme Court had halted proceedings of the Bengal commission.
