NSO Spyware Used Against Palestinian Activists From NGOs Israel Outlawed, Report Says
Four of the infected phones have Israeli numbers, and their owners are East Jerusalem residents with Israeli identity cards. This is the first time Pegasus software has been found on a cellphone with an Israeli number
Spyware developed by NSO Group, the Israeli cybersecurity firm, has been used to monitor the cellphones of six Palestinian activists and human rights workers, international organizations that inspected the phones reported Monday.
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