Pegasus creator NSO Group reboots under new ownership, eyes US market
The spyware firm names ex-US ambassador David Friedman as executive chairman in bid to regain government trust
NSO Group's pending US sale marks a turning point for Israel's most controversial tech firm
NSO is best known for developing Pegasus, a surveillance tool capable of remotely accessing smartphones
Pegasus spyware target expands beyond activists and journalists, found on everyday users' devices
Self-scans reveal infections among business and government leaders
Pegasus spyware found on nine US diplomatic phones
Most significant known Pegasus breach against US officials
US sanctions NSO Group, others, for trafficking spyware and exploits
Groups from Israel, Russia, and Singapore
Apple issues emergency updates to fix major 'zero-click vulnerability' in all of its operating systems
'The commercial spyware industry is going darker.'---Citizen Lab, University of Toronto
New zero-click iMessage Pegasus attack can blast right through iOS 14's security protections
The exploit has already been used in the wild against Bahraini activists
Israeli court rules in favor of NSO Group in legal fight with Amnesty International
The spyware company will continue profiting from its tools
Facebook wanted to buy Pegasus spyware in 2017 to monitor iPhone users
It turns out iPhone users are too difficult to track
Controversial firm NSO Group is making spyware that tracks and predicts the spread of Covid-19
Say hello to the NSO "coronameter"
WhatsApp is suing NSO Group for allegedly facilitating a hack on its users
The company urges for a ban on commercial spyware
WhatsApp spyware could also steal data from your Microsoft, Apple, Google, and Facebook accounts
All your data are belong to NSO's customers