NSO Group Faces Permanent Injunction Against WhatsApp Access
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A federal judge in California issued a permanent injunction against NSO Group, preventing the company from accessing WhatsApp due to allegations of repeated hacking. The injunction prohibits NSO from creating accounts, developing software, or collecting data from the messaging service unless consent is granted by WhatsApp. NSO Group is appealing the decision, arguing that the injunction threatens its business and U.S. government contracts.
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