On the recordMarch 28, 2022
This past November, a telecom executive did a whistleblower complaint saying that the NSO Group, a spyware firm, offered to exchange bags of cash to access wireless systems to spy on people.
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congress.govThis past November, a telecom executive did a whistleblower complaint saying that the NSO Group, a spyware firm, offered to exchange bags of cash to access wireless systems to spy on people.
Ted Lieu discusses a whistleblower complaint regarding spyware and security.
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