What does the NSO hacking scandal mean for Israel's cyber diplomacy?

SECURITY AFFAIRS: The 50,000-cellphones list itself never made any sense, considering that each client is usually limited to a dozen or a few dozen targets and NSO has just 60 clients.

A PROTESTER HOLDS a banner during a protest attended by about a dozen people outside the offices of the Israeli cyber firm NSO Group in Herzliya, last week.

(photo credit: NIR ELIAS / REUTERS)

ByYONAH JEREMY BOB

AUGUST 5, 2021 20:42

What does the NSO hacking scandal mean for Israel's cyber diplomacy?

SECURITY AFFAIRS: The 50,000-cellphones list itself never made any sense, considering that each client is usually limited to a dozen or a few dozen targets and NSO has just 60 clients.

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What does the NSO hacking scandal mean for Israel's cyber diplomacy?

SECURITY AFFAIRS: The 50,000-cellphones list itself never made any sense, considering that each client is usually limited to a dozen or a few dozen targets and NSO has just 60 clients.

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