Earlier quoted context omitted.
Seriously, they're pretty much the Mark Zuckerberg of their industry.
That is not fair to Mark Zuckerberg.
U.S. State Department phones hacked with Israeli company spyware
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#32>In a public response, NSO has said its technology helps stop terrorism and that they've installed controls to curb spying against innocent targets. For example, NSO says its intrusion system cannot work on phones with U.S. numbers beginning with the country code +1. So the point is to stop terrorism and to do that they've immediately ruled that all Americans aren't terrorists. That doesn't seem like a good metric of…
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#33I thought the exploited holes were patched by iOS at some point. How are these phones still getting hacked?
A system this complex can never be secure no matter what google/apple PR dep claims.
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#34> NSO Group said in a statement on Thursday that it did not have any indication their tools were used but canceled the relevant accounts and would investigate based on the Reuters inquiry. Why would they cancel accounts without knowledge of wrongdoing?
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#35Is there a timetable when Apple plans to stop using memory-unsafe languages to avoid memory-bugs? If not, how can the amount of zero-days stop with constant development?
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#38> NSO Group said in a statement on Thursday that it did not have any indication their tools were used but canceled the relevant accounts and would investigate based on the Reuters inquiry. Why would they cancel accounts without knowledge of wrongdoing?
- not have any indication their tools were used
- canceled the relevant accounts
Which "relevant" accounts if NSO's tools weren't used?
Re: U.S. State Department phones hacked with Israeli company spyware
#39>In a public response, NSO has said its technology helps stop terrorism and that they've installed controls to curb spying against innocent targets. For example, NSO says its intrusion system cannot work on phones with U.S. numbers beginning with the country code +1. So the point is to stop terrorism and to do that they've immediately ruled that all Americans aren't terrorists. That doesn't seem like a good metric of…
So I just have to buy a US phone to evade detection from NSO? And why didn't that logic work for US State Dept phones? I'm honestly of the opinion there is nothing that NSO can say that isn't outright lying. This isn't a normal company in anyway.
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#40Time to go back to rotary phones