NSO Group

There are concerns the Mexican military may be snooping on leaders.

The order is likely to affect known government spyware makers like NSO Group.

Director Chris Wray recently told Congress the agency had only licensed the software for testing use.

The company reportedly plans to let go of more than 100 employees.

The feature is designed for a 'very small number of users who face grave, targeted threats to their digital security.'

Authorities allegedly targeted politicians and activists.

The attacks targeted officials whose work involved Uganda.

It will be very clear if you were a victim.

It even sheds new light on NSO's surveillance methods.

NSO is accused of enabling 'malicious' surveillance of activists.

The company's claims of ethical sales are coming into question.

The vulnerability may have been present for a year.

The NSO Group could face legal repercussions.

It's accusing the NSO Group of using its surveillance technology to target journalists and human rights activists.

A human rights lawyer was among the targets.