 | Apple fixes security hole reportedly used to plant spyware on Saudi activist's iPhoneResearchers at the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab said they had high confidence that the world's most infamous hacker-for-hire firm, Israel's NSO Group, was behind that attack. |
 | UN experts call for more rules on countries' use of spywareThe independent experts, who focus on a number of rights issues under mandates from the U.N.-backed Human Rights Council, are in “direct communication” with NSO and the Israeli government. |
 | Only PM can answer on behalf of all ministries, why is he silent: P Chidambaram on Pegasus rowMinister of State for Defence Ajay Bhatt, while replying to a question in Rajya Sabha on Monday, said, "Ministry of Defence has not had any transaction with NSO Group Technologies." |
 | Pegasus row: NCP asks Centre to probe if any foreign powers snooped on Indian judges, politiciansMalik told reporters here that the Defence Ministry has said there was no transaction with the NSO Group, an Israeli surveillance software company, regarding the Pegasus spyware. |
 | No transaction with NSO Group: Defence Ministry on the firm at the centre of Pegasus snooping rowNSO Group has been under increasing attack following allegations that its Pegasus software was used for surveillance of phones of people in several countries, including India. |
 | MBS, Khashoggi and the making of a rogue stateAljabri now claims that the Saudis and MBS had sent an assassination squad to Canada to try to kill him, and that members of the squad were part of the team that murdered Khashoggi. |
 | Oregon examines spyware investment amid Pegasus snooping controversyNovalpina Capital has been saddled with both an internal dispute among its founding partners and an explosive report showing NSO Group's spyware has been widely misused around the globe. |
 | Pegasus snooping row: Israel launches probe into allegations against NSO GroupRepresentatives of several bodies visited the office of NSO to assess the allegations raised in regards to the company on Wednesday, a spokesperson for Israel's Ministry of Defence said. |
| Snooping row: Israeli officials inspect Pegasus office near Tel AvivFor its part, NSO said defence ministry officials probing the complaints had ‘visited’ and not ‘raided’ its premises. |
 | Pegasus: French President Macron calls Israeli PM Bennett on allegations of snooping"We can specifically come out and say for sure that the President of France, Macron, was not a target," Chaim Gelfand, Chief Compliance Officer at NSO Group, told Israeli television network i24news. |
 | Use of spying tech against civil society, regime critics, journalists always concerning: US on Pegasus rowThe alleged use of the Pegasus software to spy on politicians, journalists, human rights defenders and others in many countries, including India, has triggered concerns over issues relating to privacy |
 | Delhi-based Kashmiri scribes, over 25 people from Valley were potential spying targets: ReportThe potential targets for surveillance were selected between 2017 and mid-2019 by an yet unidentified government agency that is also believed to be a client of the Israeli company NSO Group. |
 | Pegasus row: Paper snatching episode rocks Rajya Sabha as more names show up in the snooping listThe Centre is learnt to be planning a privilege motion Trinamool Rajya Sabha member Shantanu Sen. The Opposition wants a discussion with the Modi government. |
 | Morocco files defamation suit against Amnesty International, French NGO over Pegasus spyware claimMoroccan King Mohammed VI's phone and those of other royals are also on the list of numbers identified as potential Pegasus targets by Moroccan intelligence services. |
 | All the allegations and blame should be at customer, not us: Pegasus spyware seller NSONSO Group is facing international criticism, after reporters obtained a list of alleged potential targets for spyware, including activists, politicians and journalists.NSO Group is facing internationa |
