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NSO Group Faces Legal Scrutiny Over Pegasus Spyware Misuse

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Source: TechCrunch
NSO Group Faces Legal Scrutiny Over Pegasus Spyware Misuse
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WhatsApp has achieved a legal victory by having U.S. court documents unsealed, revealing that NSO Group, the maker of Pegasus spyware, cut off 10 government customers for abusing its software. The documents detail NSO's operations, including the use of exploits like "Eden" and "Heaven" to target WhatsApp users, and challenge NSO's claims of non-involvement in customer operations. This development is part of WhatsApp's ongoing lawsuit against NSO for violating U.S. anti-hacking laws and targeting users, including journalists and activists.

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  1. NSO Group admits cutting off 10 customers because they abused its Pegasus spyware, say unsealed court documents  TechCrunch
  2. NSO – not government clients – operates its spyware, legal documents reveal  The Guardian
  3. 1,400 Pegasus spyware infections detailed in WhatsApp’s lawsuit filings  The Record from Recorded Future News
  4. 'Pure Gamesmanship': Judge Slams NSO's Sanctions Defense  Law360
  5. One tap, total access: Pegasus exploits unveiled.  The CyberWire

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