Techcrunch Intellexa's Spyware Access and Evasion of Sanctions Revealed
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Intellexa, a spyware maker known for its Predator software, has been found to have remote access to the surveillance systems of its government clients, allowing staff to view personal data of hacked individuals. Despite being sanctioned by the US government, Intellexa continues to operate and evade restrictions, as detailed in a report by Amnesty International and other media partners.
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