Amnesty International has revealed that phones belonging to Serbian activists and journalists have been hacked by Serbian intelligence and police using Israeli spyware and other mobile device ...
Left out was language that would have helped clarify the scope and reach of a controversial surveillance power that was ...
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Serbian authorities installed spyware on the phones of dozens of journalists and activists, Amnesty International said in a ...
Serbia has been accused of using software from Israeli surveillance company Cellebrite DI Ltd to tap into journalists and ...
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Behind the Screen: How Serbia Uses Spyware to Silence CriticsUnlawful Use of Spyware in Serbia A recent investigation by Amnesty International has uncovered disturbing details about how ...
A cyberespionage threat group known as 'Bitter' was observed targeting defense organizations in Turkey using a novel malware ...
"[W]e’ve delivered important progress and innovations that will leave a lasting legacy on human rights around the globe, ...
In late October, a week before the presidential election, Kamala Harris’ cybersecurity team called Apple looking for help. A ...
Israeli spyware maker Paragon Solutions has been acquired by American firm AE Industrial Partners for over $500 million, ...
Serbian authorities are suspected of exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities in Apple’s HomeKit to install Pegasus spyware, ...
A BIRN investigation supported by Amnesty International has revealed that Serbia’s domestic security agency has been ...
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