Israeli spyware maker
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit rejected in a Monday ruling NSO’s argument that it’s immune from legal action because of its work for foreign governments. So-called foreign service immunity doesn’t protect private companies, the ruling said.
NSO has defended its surveillance technologies, saying they’re sold to law enforcement and intelligence agencies to track criminals and terrorists.
“These technologies are vital for governments in the ...
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