The New York Times reports WhatsApp has filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California alleging NSO Group, an Israeli-based cybersurveillance firm, deployed spy technology on the app. WhatsApp claims the technology was used to track more than 1,400 people in 20 co...

NSO Group, the Israeli security firm behind Pegasus software, now claims it can target cloud servers belonging to big tech companies, Business Insider reports. According to those familiar with the group’s sales campaign and documents shared with the Financial Times, NSO tells prospective clients its...

The New York Times reports the U.S. Congress is preparing legislation that would ban Chinese subway manufacturer CRRC Corporation from taking contracts in the U.S. following concerns about Chinese spying through technology and artificial intelligence tools. Lawmakers and CRRC critics are speculating...

The Financial Times reports WhatsApp has endured a breach involving spyware being installed through the app's voice calls. The hack placed surveillance software on people's phones by simply dialing them on the messaging app. The spyware would penetrate systems regardless of if a person answered the ...

A consumer-grade spyware company that allows customers to monitor people’s private cellphone data left sensitive data publicly accessible on an exposed database, Motherboard reports. The name of the company has not been released due to the fact that despite attempts to alert the company, it has yet ...