The new chief wants to sell the controversial software to law enforcement agencies.
A federal judge ruled in favor of WhatsApp in a lawsuit the company brought against Israeli spyware maker linked to hacking of diplomats, human rights activists, and journalists.
iPhone users are no longer notified about "state-sponsored" attacks, in exchange for a term that's more friendly to the governments behind them.
Apple says updating your iPhone to iOS 16.6.1 will protect you from a nasty exploit that can allow a hacker to view your texts and photos, no click required.
The bureau was ordered to find out which government agency broke with White House policy and engaged a blacklisted spyware vendor. It found...itself.
The U.S. is continuing its efforts to crack down on the most harmful actors in the surveillance industry.
Hanan Elatr believes Saudi intelligence agents used NSO's Pegasus software for a yea to gain intelligence ultimately used to detain and execute her husband.
Citizen Lab identified three new exploits that targeted iOS users worldwide in 2022. Apple's Lockdown Mode reportedly worked as promised.
Less than a week after the White House blacklisted a controversial spyware vendor, a federal agency negotiated a secret contract with it via a front company.
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The company allegedly took that data and sold it to clients promising them powerful social media surveillance of potential targets.
A Citizen Lab report alleged the notorious spyware firm gave Pegasus spyware to El Salvador. It was allegedly used to spy on dozens of citizens and reporters.
While the government had previously claimed it had no interest in using spyware to investigate criminals, new reporting from the NYT suggests otherwise.
A Greek financial journalist is one of several who believe they have been targeted for surveillance by the nation's government with the help of Intellexa.
The House Intelligence Committee held a hearing on Wednesday to discuss the dangers posed by commercial surveillance, particularly the NSO Group.
After years of scandals left NSO Group broke and on a U.S. blacklist, L3Harris Technologies expressed interest, and the White House expressed concern.
The Supreme Court is reportedly asking the Justice Department to weigh in on whether or not the spyware company is immune from a 2019 WhatsApp lawsuit.
A new pivot by CEO Shalev Hulio would entail selling the NSO Group's notorious products to countries that have been deemed “elevated-risk” clients.
A new report claims that the NSO Group's spyware has been discovered targeting droves of high-ranking European politicians.
