NSO Group will have to hand over the source code of its notorious Pegasus spyware to WhatsApp, a US district court has ruled. WhatsApp has been engaged in a US-based legal battle NSO Group, alleging ...

Why it matters: The ruling that NSO Group must hand over information regarding the "full functionality" of Pegasus is a key win for WhatsApp and other entities following this issue. Once the code is ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday let Meta Platforms Inc's WhatsApp pursue a lawsuit accusing Israel's NSO Group of exploiting a bug in the WhatsApp messaging app to install spy ...

The US court has found that NSO Group, the company behind Pegasus spyware, attacked 1,400 users’ devices through WhatsApp. WhatsApp filed a lawsuit against NSO Group in 2019 alleging it used Pegasus ...

A recent ruling by a US court has held the Israeli surveillance firm, NSO Group, responsible for unlawfully exploiting a vulnerability in WhatsApp's system to install its notorious spyware, Pegasus.

WhatsApp Chief Will Cathcart boldly claimed that NSO Group's Pegasus Spyware is being used to attack government officials, including some United States allies. It came despite the denial of the latter ...

WhatsApp also questioned NSO Group's denial of the claims in the investigation, saying the numbers of people being attacked are very high. Reading time 3 minutes WhatsApp chief Will Cathcart has said ...

The head of WhatsApp says that "allies" of US officials are among those targeted by NSO Group spyware in 2019. Speaking to The Guardian, WhatsApp's chief executive, Will Cathcart, said there are ...

WhatsApp chief Will Cathcart has problems with the NSO Group taking no responsibility for surveillance and hacking of journalist and activist iPhones and other devices. Following the discovery that ...

WhatsApp CEO Will Cathcart said senior government officials of US allies, including some in national-security roles, were targets of Pegasus phone malware in 2019. Cathcart's statements, which were ...

WhatsApp has alleged that an Israeli spyware company was "deeply involved" in the hacking of 1,400 WhatsApp users, including journalists, government officials and dissidents. In new court filings, the ...