Former NSO Advisor Questions Morocco’s Role in Pegasus Spyware Scandal
– bySylvanus
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Gérard Araud, retired, former French ambassador to Washington, and former external advisor to the Israeli company NSO, the manufacturer of Pegasus, has expressed doubts about Morocco, one of the countries accused of having targeted 10,000 phone numbers, including French President Emmanuel Macron, using the spyware.
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