Experts say Israeli surveillance companies and use of spyware tools should be further regulated following reports about surveillance of Palestinians and the hacking of several aid workers' phones.

The revelations about the Israeli spyware have raised questions as to whether the government was illegally snooping on its critics.

Traces of Israeli-made Pegasus spyware have been found on the mobile phones of at least five current French cabinet ministers and a diplomatic advisor to President Emmanuel Macron, a report shows.

Dozens of women across the Middle East and North Africa are at the risk of being blackmailed or harassed as a result of the use of Israeli Pegasus spyware.

UN experts call for an international moratorium on the sale of surveillance technology to protect human rights following Israeli Pegasus spyware scandal.

The Toka hacking suite is classified as a lawful intercept product which is capable of targeting any device that is connected to the internet, including, but not limited to the Smartphone, which makes it far more serious than Pegasus.

In this edition of the subcontinent we are going to talk about revelations about the Indian government using an Israeli military-grade spyware.

Israeli minister for the military affairs Benny Gantz is set to visit Paris for high-level talks that will include an “update” on the scandal revolving around the Israeli-made Pegasus spyware, which reportedly targeted Macron.

#Trending throws the spotlight on the issue of Israeli-made spyware, Pegasus, and its use by dozens of governments across the world to spy on their opponents.

More victims of the malicious Pegasus software hacking scandal have been revealed. Phone numbers of several prominent British Muslim activists have appeared in a leaked list of successful hacks by the Israeli-made spyware.