Pegasus

Illegal police use of NSO spyware, if true, would constitute the gravest assault on civil liberties and fundamental human rights in Israel's modern history.

NSO has threated Calcalist with a defamation lawsuit for its report alleging the cyber attack firm offers clients an option to delete the logos from its cyberattacks on others’ cell phones.

The debate as to how to define the Pegasus software in legislation and when it may or may not be used misses the point entirely.

The NSO affair has shaken up public opinion and the political system, but there are also big gainers.

In a government that has a consensus about seeking punishments for its predecessors and not about what should be accomplished now, state commissions are a useful tool.

Since Monday’s latest Calcalist disclosures, the political ground has shifted to focusing on what kind of state inquiry to approve.

The majority of those Israelis being monitored by the system were fearful even before they were fully aware of the system’s substantial capabilities.

Do you think your phone is being targeted? These signs could help determine if you've been hacked and what you can do about it.

Something undemocratic and untoward happened inside the police with the Pegasus affair. A top-down reform plan needs to be the repsonse.

Attorney-General Gali Baharav-Miara said she approaches her new office “with a heavy sense of responsibility and knowledge of the importance of her mission.”