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The employees, who used Apple’s iPhones, were either based in Uganda or worked on matters related to the country.

It’s the widest known hacks of U.S. officials through NSO technology

The hacks, which took place in the last several months, hit U.S. officials either based in Uganda or focused on matters concerning the East African country, two of the sources said.

Spyware from sanctioned Israeli firm NSO Group has reportedly been detected on at least nine iPhones belonging to U.S. State Department officials with

A Weibo tipster coming off a great call on Qualcomms renaming of its Snapdragon AP chips says that the Xiaomi 12 rear camera bump will be covered with an ant-glare coating.

The hacks, which took place in the last several months, hit US officials either based in Uganda or focused on matters concerning the East African country

Apple told at least 11 State Department officials that their iPhones were hacked by an unknown parties with the spyware.

Apple alerted 11 U.S. diplomats that their iPhones had been hacked in recent months by spyware from NSO Group, an Israel-based company that helps government clients in dozens of countries steal files, eavesdrop on conversations and track the movements of its targets, according to people familiar with the notifications.

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