The Israeli regime is in hot water over a major scandal.

French President Emmanuel Macron has changed his phone and phone number in light of allegations that Pegasus spyware might have targeted him.

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

Israeli spyware "Pegasus" has put global cybersecurity at risk targeting over 50,000 phone numbers.

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.

“What we could read so far, and this has to be verified, but if it is the case, it is completely unacceptable.”

The UAE is believed to have selected phone numbers of journalists at top media outlets to be hacked using Israeli spyware.

Secretive Israeli cyber firm Quadream has reportedly sold phone-hacking technology to Saudi Arabia to spy on the communications of dissidents and political opponents.

Saudi authorities are reportedly making use of two coronavirus detection applications to spy on the kingdom’s citizens and residents.

A coalition of human rights groups files an amicus brief in support of Facebook’s lawsuit against Israeli spyware vendor NSO.