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Can Apple Take Down the World's Most Notorious Spyware Company? - Vimarsana News

Can Apple Take Down the World's Most Notorious Spyware Company?

Pegasus, the spyware popular with authoritarian countries, needs to be put out to pasture.

Source: thewire.in
Can Apple take down NSO Group, the world's most notorious spyware company? - Vimarsana News

Can Apple take down NSO Group, the world's most notorious spyware company?

Pegasus, the spyware popular with authoritarian countries, needs to be put out to pasture.

Source: slate.com
Apple's NSO lawsuit targets illegal spying by oppressive regimes - Vimarsana News

Apple's NSO lawsuit targets illegal spying by oppressive regimes

Lawsuit against NSO group could help end government spying on journalists, dissidents, and political activists. But digital rights activists fear it might be used to shut down researchers who investigate tech companies for improprieties.

Apple's NSO lawsuit targets illegal spying by oppressive regimes - Vimarsana News

Apple's NSO lawsuit targets illegal spying by oppressive regimes

Lawsuit against NSO group could help end government spying on journalists, dissidents, and political activists. But digital rights activists fear it might be used to shut down researchers who investigate tech companies for improprieties.

Apple's NSO lawsuit targets illegal spying by oppressive regimes - Vimarsana News

Apple's NSO lawsuit targets illegal spying by oppressive regimes

This week's lawsuit against the NSO group could help end government spying on journalists, dissidents, and political activists. But digital rights activists fear it might be used to shut down researchers who investigate tech companies for improprieties.