A newly disclosed zero-click vulnerability in Apple’s iMessage platform was exploited to spy on journalists in Europe using ...

Spyware from a U.S.-backed Israeli company was used to target the phones of at least three prominent journalists in Europe, ...

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Spyware from a U.S.-backed Israeli company was used to target the phones of at least three prominent journalists in Europe, two of whom are editors at an investigative news site in Italy, according to ...

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