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For Mexican journalists, President López Obrador's pledge to curb spyware rings hollow - Vimarsana News

For Mexican journalists, President López Obrador's pledge to curb spyware rings hollow

In what CPJ has found to be by far the deadliest country for journalists in the Western Hemisphere, there remains no legal protection from intrusive surveillance, no recourse for its victims, and no repercussions for those in public office who facilitated the spying.

Source: ifex.org
Morocco: Journalists and their families still struggle to cope with spyware fears - Vimarsana News

Morocco: Journalists and their families still struggle to cope with spyware fears

Moroccan journalists and families of imprisoned journalists speak to CPJ about their experiences facing government surveillance.

Source: ifex.org
Dissent In Thailand – 'Weaponized Laws' With The Help Of Israeli Spyware - Vimarsana News

Dissent In Thailand – 'Weaponized Laws' With The Help Of Israeli Spyware

‘If you want to oust the prime minister, that’s dangerous. If you criticize the monarchy, that’s lethal’ - Click the link for more details.

Source: i24news.tv
Pegasus Was Used Against Mexican Journalists, Activist After President Said 'No More Abuse' - Vimarsana News

Pegasus Was Used Against Mexican Journalists, Activist After President Said 'No More Abuse'

Findings verified by the cybersecurity watchdog Citizen Lab confirmed that the phones of three individuals were infected with the Israeli spyware during Andres Manuel López Obrador's term.

Source: thewire.in
Mexico: reporters and activists hacked with NSO spyware despite assurances - Vimarsana News

Mexico: reporters and activists hacked with NSO spyware despite assurances

Country’s current government had sworn it would no longer use the hacking software