A list of about 50,000 phone numbers, in connection with people believed to be of interest to clients of NSO Group, was leaked to major news outlets.
Journalists, activists and lawyers around the world are among the 50,000 people believed to have been identified as targets of spyware from Israeli cyber surveillance company NSO Group, according to media reports.
NSO Group, which has denied the allegations, claims on its website that only military, law enforcement and intelligence agencies are permitted to use its software to keep tabs and criminal and terrorist activist. However, an investigation by Amnesty International and the media nonprofit Forbidden Stories found"irrefutable evidence" that NSO spyware had successfully infiltrated iPhone 11 and 12 models, potentially infecting thousands of the phones.
Roula Khalaf, editor of the Financial Times, was identified as one of the candidates chosen for surveillance throughout 2018, the Guardian reported. At least 50 people close to Mexican President, including family, aides and his doctor, were also included on the list.
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