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The article discusses the historical ineffectiveness of export controls on encryption and spyware, highlighting examples like PGP and Mythos. It references TechCrunch's analysis of why cyber export controls have repeatedly failed to prevent the spread of such technologies.

The article argues that export controls on cybersecurity-related software have been ineffective for 30 years, citing examples like encryption and spyware. It questions why similar restrictions on Anthropic’s cybersecurity model Mythos would succeed now.

WhatsApp disrupted a phishing campaign targeting its users with NSO Group's spyware. The attacks violated a court order.

Apple, Meta, and Google provide enhanced security modes to protect devices from targeted spyware attacks. The article explains how these features work and how to activate them.

Sensitive personal data from a European celebrity, allegedly collected via spyware, was publicly exposed until a researcher identified the breach. The incident highlights risks associated with stalkerware and unauthorized data access.

Researchers discovered a new case where government authorities used a fake Android app to plant spyware on a target’s phone. The company that allegedly developed the spyware was previously unknown in the spyware market.

The UK's cybersecurity chief warned that businesses and critical infrastructure are underestimating spyware threats, with 100 countries reportedly possessing surveillance technology capable of hacking phones.

Investigators have successfully traced spyware to its physical origin for the first time, uncovering new methods of deception by Scam Inc. This development highlights advanced techniques in cybercrime and espionage.

Men are using Telegram groups to share nonconsensual images and engage in abusive activities such as buying spyware.