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Even after assurances, the government's probe of Pegasus spyware exploiting a flaw in WhatsApp has yielded no information.
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Even after assurances, the government's probe of Pegasus spyware exploiting a flaw in WhatsApp has yielded no information.
The letter made mention of the government’s evasive answers on Pegasus surveillance and contended that the competent authority to direct such interception is the...
The Pegasus controversy has continued to disrupt the proceedings of both houses with the Opposition demanding a debate and impartial probe into the matter....
Recently, the Israeli government had also visited the NSO Group’s office even as the company continues to deny the revelations brought forth by the...
Since the French President was among those listed as potential targets of surveillance, the Israeli government rushed to ensure that its diplomatic ties were...
The Paris-based NGO along with two Moroccan-French journalists have already filed a complaint with prosecutors in Paris in the wake of the Pegasus exposé...
While NSO CEO Hulio has gone on the offensive and disputed NSO’s connection with the leaked database of phone numbers, the Israeli firm has...
The legislation would have implemented procedural safeguards for intelligence agencies, required warrants for intercepting communication, and established a tribunal for investigating complaints. The recently...
Over 300 Indians including journalists, activists, politicians, bureaucrats, and businessmen have been (potentially) targetted by the NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware that is only sold to...
Microsoft, Google, and a host of other companies and organisations have come out in support of Facebook’s legal case against Israeli firm NSO Group....
