A group of Indians including journalists and lawyers whose phones were hacked vi...
NEW DELHI - A group of Indians including journalists and lawyers whose phones were hacked via Facebook’s WhatsApp messaging platform asked the government on Friday to make public its ties with the Israeli firm accused of deploying the spyware.
WhatsApp last week sued Israel’s NSO Group, accusing it of helping clients break into the phones of roughly 1,400 users - including diplomats, political dissidents, journalists, military and government officials - across four continents. The group of 19 affected Indian users said in an open letter that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government must explain whether it had mounted the surveillance on them.
Of those allegedly affected by NSO’s Pegasus spyware, 121 are based in India, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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