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The Intellexa Alliance is the name of the shady group of European companies that supplies dictators and despots with cyberweapons. The mass spyware attacks have also been lucrative for some in Germany.

U.S. government puts Cytrox and Intellexa, foreign commercial spyware vendors, on an economic blocklist for their unauthorized access to devices.

Spyware is sold to countries including Egypt, Indonesia, Oman, Saudi Arabia, and Serbia.

Jessica Brandt provides the seventh chapter to Global Policy's e-book on 'Digital Repression: Causes, Consequences and Policy Responses'. The e-book's chapters will be serialised on Global Policy over the course of 2023. Please find the other chapters here.

Débarrassé de ses activités dans le renseignement pour se focaliser sur la cybersécurité, Nexa Technologies change de nom. La société et ses trois directeurs avaient été mis en examen pour

Predator spyware, bulk surveillance among offers prepared for countries known for human rights abuses.

Since 2016, the Lafarge case seems to have been stretched out over the years and the appeals. But its many twists and turns raise questions about complicity in crimes against humanity, the place of a company as a defendant and the role of NGOs. Along with other cases, such as the one against Castel which was opened last week, the Lafarge case is shaping the contours of proceedings against the business world that are still in their infancy in France.

Increasing discoveries of spyware infections on the devices of politicians and government officials highlight a hard-to-solve tradeoff.

A growing alliance between Cairo and Paris is resulting in significant foreign policy coordination, with political and economic repercussions on the horizon for both Egypt and France. By Maged Mandour

Citizen Lab has uncovered more state-level spying targeting political opponents and journalists. There's a twist to this one...