Pegasus spyware: Western Sahara activist Aminatou Haidar targeted
No definitive evidence is available to prove the perpetrator, but Haidar has told MEE she holds Morocco responsible for 'this heinous crime'
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No definitive evidence is available to prove the perpetrator, but Haidar has told MEE she holds Morocco responsible for 'this heinous crime'
A court fight within Israeli spytech firm NSO Group has shed new light on the crisis engulfing the company, including tensions over whether to keep selling malware to autocrats to stay afloat.
A court fight within Israeli spytech firm NSO Group has shed new light on the crisis engulfing the company, including tensions over whether to keep selling malware to autocrats to stay afloat.
A court fight within Israeli spytech firm NSO Group has shed new light on the crisis engulfing the company, including tensions over whether to keep selling malware to autocrats to stay afloat.NSO was already mired in debt before an investigation revealed last year that its Pegasus phone-hacking software had been used to spy on hundreds of journalists, dissidents and activists worldwide.Now the surveillance tech giant is teetering, especially after being banned by the United States.
A court fight within Israeli spytech firm NSO Group has shed new light on the crisis engulfing the company, including tensions over whether to keep selling malware to autocrats to stay afloat.