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These hacks are the first notable use of NSO-made spyware against US persons.
The Pegasus issue kicked up a storm in India when 300 citizens were identified as potential targets of surveillance.
The lawsuit sheds new light on the exploits used by the surveillance company to deliver the spyware.
The government has initiated multiple projects that seed citizen data with Aadhaar in the absence of a privacy law.
This decision comes at a time when the number of tracking services in workplaces is growing.
Faced with lawsuits, investigations, and restrictions, the Pegasus maker's troubles are compounding.
On 14 October, MediaNama interviewed Marit Hansen, State Data Protection Commissioner of Schleswig-Holstein in Germany as a part of #PrivacyNama 2021 to discuss what...
On 22 October, MediaNama interviewed Raymund Liboro, Privacy Commissioner of Philippines as part of #PrivacyNama 2021 to discuss what it takes to build and...
The Hyderabad Police has a history of introducing privacy-invasive measures that appear to not have any legal backing.
The Hyderabad City Police is reportedly stopping people in certain hotspots of the city and going through their WhatsApp chats to find words like...
