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.

The US has raised concern with senior Israeli officials over Israeli spyware Pegasus, a report says.

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.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has urged the Israeli regime to stop exporting its “dangerous” spying technology that is used to persecute dissidents worldwide.

An Israeli software company is revealed to have helped Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) take over the smart phones of high-ranking Lebanese authorities, senior figures of Hezbollah resistance movement as well as journalists.

A court in Israel has just allowed the controversial military-linked surveillance firm NSO Group to continue to sell its spyware to everyone in Israel and outside of Israel.