#nso-group

#nso-group

NSO Group was ordered to pay punitive and compensatory damages for exploiting a WhatsApp vulnerability.

The case highlights ongoing concerns about the misuse of spyware by government agencies.

Meta won $167 million from NSO Group over misuse of WhatsApp's vulnerabilities for spying.

WhatsApp wins $167 million against NSO Group for exploiting a software vulnerability that compromised users' privacy and security.

The surveillance-as-service industry rose significantly by 2019, highlighted by the controversial use of NSO Group's Pegasus spyware.

Apple has issued warnings to individuals potentially targeted by spyware attacks, indicating a growing sophistication in cybersecurity threats.

NSO Group is attempting to re-enter the US market despite being blacklisted since 2021.

Tensions between the US and China are escalating over hacking allegations.

Misconfigured AI chatbots are leaking sensitive messages, posing privacy threats.

State-sponsored and commercial surveillance tools pose significant threats to organizations.

Zero-click vulnerabilities can bypass traditional security measures, necessitating new security frameworks.

A jury ordered NSO Group to pay Meta $167 million for damages caused by malware on WhatsApp.

NSO Group must pay Meta $167.25 million for hacking WhatsApp users, marking a significant legal victory against spyware.

Meta Platforms achieved a $168 million verdict against NSO for unlawfully exploiting WhatsApp, marking a significant win for privacy and security against illegal spyware.

Amnesty International report reveals attempted spyware hacks against Serbian journalists utilizing NSO Group's Pegasus.