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RS: Multiple news outlets revealed Friday that Apple notified at least 11 U.S. State Department officials that their iPhones were recently hacked by an unknown party or parties with spyware developed by the private Israeli firm NSO Group. “A multi-agency investigation is immediately needed.” The “bombshell,” first reported by Reuters, comes after Apple sued NSO Group last month in an effort […]

The U.S. Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) recently issued a final rule amending the U.S. Export Administration Regulations (EAR) to add twenty-seven (27)...

The phones of at least nine State Department employees were recently hacked through the use of spyware from Israeli company NSO Group, a report published Friday found.

The US Department of Commerce announced on Nov 24 that it had added to its exports blacklist, formally Entity List, 27 new entities－12 from China, 13 from Pakistan, and one each from Japan and Singapore－because they did not meet the country's national security or foreign policy requirements.

The European Union should adopt targeted sanctions against NSO Group, the Israel-based company that produces spyware, 86 human rights groups and

The US Department of Commerce announced on Nov 24 that it had added to its exports blacklist, formally Entity List, 27 new entities－12 from China, 13 from Pakistan, and one each from Japan and Singapore－because they did not meet the country's national security or foreign policy requirements.

NSO software is capable of capturing encrypted messages and photos, besides turning them into recording devices.

The US Department of Commerce announced on Nov 24 that it had added to its exports blacklist, formally Entity List, 27 new entities－12 from China, 13 from Pakistan, and one each from Japan and Singapore－because they did not meet the country's national security or foreign policy requirements.

The US Department of Commerce announced on Nov 24 that it had added to its exports blacklist, formally Entity List, 27 new entities－12 from China, 13 from Pakistan, and one each from Japan and Singapore－because they did not meet the country's national security or foreign policy requirements.

The US Department of Commerce announced on Nov 24 that it had added to its exports blacklist, formally Entity List, 27 new entities－12 from China, 13 from Pakistan, and one each from Japan and Singapore－because they did not meet the country's national security or foreign policy requirements.