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Yet they also state: "The list is not a list of targets or potential targets of Pegasus."
How do they know it is not a list of targets if they don't have access to their customer's lists of targets?
None of this is trustworthy and neither are NSO.
Moreover, if you're going to engage in moral indignation -- we can't possibly be responsible for what our customers do!!! -- then you can't end with a paragraph about how you're a league of superheroes saving the world from all its evils. I completely believe Pegasus has the ability to help with a kidnapping case, but if they want an ounce of credit for it then they need to take responsibility for egregious abuses.
You reap what you sow. Hope the victims of Pegasus sue these people into oblivion, especially Kashoggi's widows.
And by the way, anyone who does public communications also has a moral obligation to consider whether their copy text engages in reputation laundering. The person who wrote this sounds stressed and demoralized, and that's a good thing. I hope this is the worst job they ever have in their life, and that they quit as soon as possible because of the misery they're going through.
NSO Group is dead at this point. They fucked with the wrong people. Hacking human rights advocates is fine but when Presidents and PMs start getting their phones hacked I am sure they will implement legislation to outlaw this type of software.
> The list is not a list of targets or potential targets of Pegasus.
> The numbers in the list are not related to NSO group.
> "NSO will thoroughly investigate any credible proof of misuse of its technologies, as we always had, and will shut down the system where necessary." From Wikipedia: "In October 2018 Citizen Lab reported on the use of NSO software to spy on the inner circle of Jamal Khashoggi just before his murder. Citizen Lab's October report[65] stated, with high confidence, that NSO's Pegasus had been placed on the iPhone of Sau…
NSO Group is dead at this point. They fucked with the wrong people. Hacking human rights advocates is fine but when Presidents and PMs start getting their phones hacked I am sure they will implement legislation to outlaw this type of software.
Attacking NSO would be like attacking the Israeli government and you don't do that because your PM's shitty OpSec was exposed.
NSO Group is dead at this point. They fucked with the wrong people. Hacking human rights advocates is fine but when Presidents and PMs start getting their phones hacked I am sure they will implement legislation to outlaw this type of software.
The only way this backfires is if somebody sends men with guns after them.
NSO Group is dead at this point. They fucked with the wrong people. Hacking human rights advocates is fine but when Presidents and PMs start getting their phones hacked I am sure they will implement legislation to outlaw this type of software.
Israel could always do with an extra friend or two and providing this software gains them a friend while costing them nothing.
Translation: we are going to get away with it whether we spend money on PR or not, so we are going to save the money. Fuck You.
Your comment would be better without the last sentence. This is not Twitter.