Scworld NSO Group Faces Backlash Over Pall Mall Process Involvement
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Civil society groups have accused NSO Group of attempting to whitewash its reputation through its involvement in the Pall Mall Process, a diplomatic initiative aimed at regulating commercial hacking tools. This backlash follows NSO's release of a transparency report that highlights its engagement in the initiative while continuing to sell its Pegasus spyware to authoritarian regimes known for human rights violations.
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