The ruling is a major win for privacy advocates and those pushing back against NSO Group’s controversial Pegasus software.

The five-year legal battle between the Meta-owned company and the most notorious spyware maker in the world ends with a huge win for WhatsApp.

A jury has awarded WhatsApp $167 million in punitive damages in a case the company brought against Israel-based NSO Group for ...

The landmark trial between WhatsApp and NSO Group unearthed several new revelations. We recap some of them here.

A California federal jury found that Israel-based spyware vendor NSO Group owes $167.25 million in punitive damages for enabling the hacks of about 1,400 WhatsApp users' devices. Why it matters: The ...

NSO Group, the Israeli spyware-maker behind Pegasus, must pay Meta $167.25 million for hacking 1,400 users across WhatsApp. A ...

Israel's NSO Group was handed a $168 million penalty by a federal jury in California on Tuesday for hijacking the servers of WhatsApp in order to hack users of the Meta-owned chat platform on ...

An eight-person jury granted Meta $444,719 in compensatory damages to cover the costs of addressing the breach, plus an ...

At the heart of this legal battle is NSO Group, the developer of Pegasus, a spyware tool of notorious capability. Pegasus has ...

NSO charged European governments millions of dollars for their spyware platform.

NSO was ordered to pay Meta for targeting WhatsApp users. Now, TechCrunch has a report on the 1,000+ page transcript of the trial.