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

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 ...

The case caps a six-year battle between the social media giant and the surveillance firm, casting an unusual amount of light ...

A trial team led by Greg Andres, Antonio Perez-Marques and Micah Block of Davis Polk & Wardwell convinced jurors that NSO ...

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

A federal jury in California ordered Israeli cyberintelligence firm NSO Group on Tuesday to pay Meta and WhatsApp nearly $170 ...

A U.S. federal jury has ordered Israeli spyware vendor NSO Group to pay WhatsApp $167,254,000 in punitive damages and ...

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

The thing is, $168 million may well be peanuts to NSO Group. Six years ago, The New York Times reported that the market for ...

The verdict came after a week-long jury trial that featured several testimonies, including NSO Group’s CEO Yaron Shohat and WhatsApp employees who responded and investigated the incident. Even ...