Officials reject allegations by Amnesty International after it claimed Rabat used surveillance software from NSO Group to spy on phone of a journalist and human rights activist

Human rights group alleges phone of Omar Radi, frequent Moroccan government critic, was hacked with NSO's Pegasus software

Reported ruling by high court in Accra is apparently the first time foreign officials have been imprisoned for dealing with controversial surveillance firm

Company says it is not responsible for client governments' use of its spy software, but expert says that NSO controlled US servers used to access targeted users

Fighting the coronavirus contagion, the government has introduced extremely intrusive tracking. Now it wants to bring in the NSO Group, a company accused of human rights violations

Lawmakers oppose idea to give contentious private spy firm access to personal data; Shin Bet, tasked with monitoring carriers, says it's not giving information to Defense Ministry

Israeli spyware firm requests sanctions against social media company, saying it failed to file documents in Israel

Workers of Israeli spyware firm filed a lawsuit against the social media giant in November, saying their personal pages had been unfairly blocked

Founder of Facebook, which owns WhatsApp, attacks spyware firm for allegedly hacking the hugely popular instant messaging platform to conduct cyberespionage

Social media firm also links IP addresses in Malaysia to software bug allowing phone numbers to be accessed without permission