For digital spying technology, it's a doozy of a case. Security researchers have revealed evidence of attempted or successful installations of Pegasus, software made by Israel-based cybersecurity ...

Israeli spyware company NSO Group was ordered by a U.S. federal court on Tuesday to pay WhatsApp and its parent company Meta almost $170 million in damages after its cyber tools were used to hack ...

A Pegasus infection is a “zero-click” attack, ... the Pegasus software gives nearly unprecedented access to anything in an infected phone.

To try to thwart such attacks, Apple has built a new Lockdown Mode into iOS 16, its iPhone software update due to arrive later in 2022, and into its upcoming MacOS Ventura. Services and Software ...

The Pegasus software was developed by the Israeli NSO group in 2011, and can be used to remotely surveil individuals on both Android and iPhone devices.

Fortunately though, there's now an easy way for you to tell if you’ve been targeted. For just $1, the iVerify Basics app lets you scan your iPhone on a monthly basis to check for the Pegasus ...

Colombia's Petro Calls for Investigation Into Pegasus Software Purchase BOGOTA (Reuters) -Colombia's President Gustavo Petro on Wednesday asked the attorney general's office to investigate the $11 ...

THAI BUSINESS TYCOON, TRANSGENDER ADVOCATE PURCHASES MISS UNIVERSE ORGANIZATION FOR $20 MILLION. The company has rejected accusations that its snooping software helped lead to the killing of U.S ...

A new forensic investigation by Amnesty International and The Washington Post has shown the use of the Israeli Pegasus spyware, likely by the Indian government, to surveil high-profile Indian ...

European spyware investigators criticize Israel over sale of Pegasus software EU lawmakers accuse Israeli government of lacking transparency in granting export licenses for NSO Group products ...

The Pegasus software was developed by the Israeli NSO group in 2011, and can be used to remotely surveil individuals on both Android and iPhone devices.

Colombia's President Gustavo Petro on Wednesday asked the attorney general's office to investigate the $11 million purchase of Pegasus spy software, which he said could have been used to spy on ...