A new wave of leaked documents has pulled the curtain back on Intellexa, the controversial spyware consortium long accused of selling digital weapons to

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Intellexa was supposed to be cornered. Sanctions, public exposure, and global scrutiny should have slowed the company behind the Predator spyware. Yet new

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For years, cybersecurity headlines have focused on hackers who build malware or criminals who deploy it against unsuspecting victims. This case shifts the

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Hackers cannot simply turn on your camera—they need spyware installed first. There are five primary ways your device can be compromised:

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In a move that has drawn quiet attention from security analysts and human rights observers alike, the United States has partially rolled back sanctions on

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