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Federal court docket guidelines WhatsApp and Facebooks malware exploit case towards NSO Group can proceed

A U.S. federal court docket decide dominated on Thursday that WhatsApp and mum or dad firm Fb’s lawsuit towards Israeli cellular surveillance software program firm NSO Group can go ahead. Phyllis Hamilton, Chief Choose of the United Said District Courtroom of the Northern District of California, denied most of th…
A U.S. federal court judge ruled on Thursday that WhatsApp and parent company Facebook’s lawsuit against Israeli mobile surveillance software company NSO Group can go forward. Phyllis Hamilton, Chief Judge of the United Stated District Court of the Northern District of California, denied most of th…

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