Wiretaps: "Silence is complicity" – Androulakis' call to Samaras, Dendias and all the targets of Predator
Nikos Androulakis, president of PASOK, has issued an open letter to political figures targeted by surveillance through Predator, urging them to speak out and contribute to uncovering the truth behind the scandal.
Apple issues spyware alert to iPhone users
Apple has alerted users about new spyware that affects older versions of its iOS operating system, urging them to update to protect their data.
Your phone can be hacked just by opening a website, do this immediately to avoid it
New reports highlight a dangerous spyware tool that threatens millions of iPhone devices worldwide by hacking users' phones without needing them to download any apps.
The High Court dismissed the petition against the investigative committee for the spyware scandal, but criticized the government
Israel's High Court annulled a petition against the establishment of a government inquiry into the spyware scandal but expressed serious concerns about the government's handling of the inquiry.
Italian activists and journalist targeted by spyware in 2024, prosecutors confirm
Italian prosecutors have confirmed that two immigration activists and a journalist were hacked as part of the same spying campaign, raising concerns about the involvement of the far-right government.
Nikos Androulakis: "My surveillance was not a 'mistake,' but an organized mechanism"
Nikos Androulakis claims that a recent court ruling confirms that the surveillance he was subjected to was part of a systematic effort rather than an error.
In the courtroom
Four individuals have been convicted for the illegal surveillance of 87 people using the Predator spyware.
Former senior IDF official and founder of the cybersecurity company Intsikla convicted in Greece for developing spyware
A former senior officer of the IDF and founder of the cybersecurity company Intsikla was convicted in Greece for developing illegal spyware.
Including two Israelis.. prison sentences for those convicted in a spyware scandal that shook the Greek government
A Greek court has sentenced four individuals, including two Israelis, to eight years in prison for their involvement in a spyware scandal that emerged in 2022.
Venizelos on wiretapping: The open wounds in the rule of law do not close just because the government wants it
Former Deputy Prime Minister Evangelos Venizelos emphasized that issues regarding the rule of law, like wiretapping, cannot be wished away by the government, following a court's ruling on related convictions.
Four individuals convicted in Greece for illegal wiretapping of politicians and journalists
In Greece, four individuals have been convicted for unlawfully wiretapping over 90 politicians, journalists, business leaders, and high-ranking military officials using the spyware 'Predator.'
Charges Filed Against Two Former Polish Intelligence Chiefs for Spyware
Two former directors of Poland's intelligence services face charges related to the use of an unaccredited spyware program, which posed risks to classified information.
Former Polish intel chiefs charged over ‘Israeli spyware’ use
Former directors of Poland's Internal Security Agency and Military Counterintelligence Service have been charged for alleged misuse of Pegasus spyware to spy on opposition politicians during the previous government.
Poland: Two former intelligence chiefs charged for using Pegasus
Two former Polish intelligence chiefs have been charged with using the Pegasus spyware, compromising classified information and facing potential prison time.
Spyware can hijack your phone in seconds
ZeroDayRAT spyware poses a significant threat by allowing attackers to gain access to nearly everything on your smartphone.
Head of the Police Investigations Division Excluded from Government Meeting on Spyware – and the Legal Advisor Refused to Participate
The legal advisor Gali Baharav-Miara and the state attorney Amit Isman refused to attend a government meeting on spyware due to the exclusion of Police Investigations Division head Boaz Balat.
The Attorney General on the Commissioner’s Claim That She is Preventing the Use of Spyware: The Government Can Promote Legislation Immediately
The Israeli Attorney General, Gali Baharav-Miara, responded to accusations from Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai and National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, stating that the government has the ability to legislate on the use of advanced technological means by law enforcement without delay.
Amnesty: Hacking of prominent Angolan journalist's phone by 'serious' spyware
Amnesty International reported that the phone of prominent Angolan journalist and activist Teixeira Candido was hacked in 2024 using the invasive spyware 'Predator', marking the first criminal confirmation of its use in Angola.
The device of a senior journalist in Angola was hacked with spyware from a former IDF official; "This is just the tip of the iceberg"
A senior Angolan journalist's phone was hacked using spyware linked to a former IDF official, highlighting growing concerns over surveillance targeting journalists.
Angola: 'I Literally Felt Naked' - Angolan Journalist Teixeira Cândido Targeted With Predator Spyware
Angolan journalist Teixeira Cândido was recently targeted with Predator spyware, raising concerns about press freedom and privacy in the country.
Cybersecurity company warns: Exceptional spyware spreading on phones - Provides nearly all information about the victim
A cybersecurity company warns about the spreading of Zerodayrat spyware, designed to extract extensive data from both Android and iPhone users.
Outrage on platforms after Israeli spying scandal on WhatsApp and Telegram
A technical error by an Israeli cybersecurity company has sparked outrage and ridicule on social media after inadvertently revealing details about a surveillance tool targeting journalists and activists worldwide.
An employee's blunder reveals the details of an Israeli spy program on LinkedIn
An employee from Paragon Solutions mistakenly posted details of an Israeli spyware program on LinkedIn, leading to public scrutiny from cyber security experts.
Warning for Android and iPhone users: Smartphones are being hacked in seconds
A new mobile spyware called ZeroDayRAT poses serious threats to both Android and iPhone users by allowing hackers to remotely control their devices.
For the first time, two former directors of the Civil Guard are charged in the 'Pegasus case' of espionage in the independence movement
Two former directors of the Civil Guard in Spain have been charged for their involvement in the Pegasus scandal related to the espionage of pro-independence figures.
For the first time, two former directors of the Civil Guard are charged in the 'Pegasus case'
Two former directors of the Spanish Civil Guard are facing charges for their involvement in the Pegasus and Candiru spyware scandal.
Google's warning, 40% of phones around the world face danger
Google has issued a significant warning indicating that nearly half of Android smartphone users worldwide are at risk of malware and spyware due to outdated Android operating system versions.
The meeting of cyber spies in Barcelona worries NGOs: "It encourages more spyware companies to come to Europe"
A secret meeting of leading global spyware companies in Barcelona raises concerns among NGOs about potential human rights violations.
After the transfer of ownership, NSO CEO resigns; the U.S. lifts sanctions on Intelsat executives
Yaron Shohat, the CEO of NSO Group, announced his resignation as part of a series of changes at the Israeli spyware manufacturer aiming to reinvent itself after years of conflict with the United States and the sanctions imposed by the Biden administration.