Those familiar with NSO's internal discussions told Newsweek they were not surprised by the recent Pegasus headlines, but nor were they overly concerned.
which complained Pegasus customers were exploiting the firm's WhatsApp platform to access targets.
The company press release lauded what it called"a historic first-foray by a significant industry leader into the public conversation about the interplay between public safety and security, and the preservation and protection of human rights." "They are no angels, and I don't see it as a perfect rosy picture, but that I think there is an ambition," Pachoud added."The ambition is clearly based on collaborative efforts."
The list of reported customers has raised questions over whether the vetting process is stringent enough. It is no secret that Saudi Arabia, the UAE, for example, suppress dissent and harass critics. A recent statement from Amnesty International said:"A reasonable person ought to have known the abuses were likely."there has always been recognition that Pegasus could be abused and that the vetting process would not necessarily catch all malign actors.
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