Spyware and emergency visas in European press freedom report
Stop spyware used against journalists and establish emergency, short-term or work visas for threatened journalists who have to leave their
Agreement reached on European media law including use of spyware
An agreement on the European Media Freedom Act was reached between the European Parliament and governments in the European Council
Governments can use spyware against journalists as “last resort” EU parliament says
Governments in the EU should in exceptional cases be allowed to use spyware for surveillance of journalists. This may only
European Parliament inquiry accepts spyware but wants better control
Spyware have been used to secretly monitor politicians, journalists and civil rights activists. A European Parliament committee accepts the use
Privacy authority wants more protection against use of spyware
EU’s privacy watchdog, EDPS, wants more protection for journalists and media, especially against “military-grade spyware”. It welcomes the proposed EU
Norwegian broadcaster issues warning for Qatar World Cup apps
There are worries that apps can be used to spy on its users. “It’s not my job to give travel
EU Parliament wants common strategy against disinformation
Malicious foreign actors find it easy to interfere and manipulate information in the European Union because of lack of awareness
Apple suing Israeli spyware maker
Apple is suing Israel-based spyware firm NSO Group and its parent company. The company’s Pegasus software has been used to
US blacklisting maker of spyware
Israel-based technology and spyware company and NSO Group has been blacklisted by the US Department of Commerce by adding it
Citizen Lab discovers new spyware used against Apple
Apple has issued a software patch to block so-called “zero-click” spyware that could infect all Apple devices including iPhones. Researchers