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WhatsApp Thwarts NSO Spyware Attacks, Cites Court Order Violation

WhatsApp Thwarts NSO Spyware Attacks, Cites Court Order Violation

WhatsApp has announced the successful detection and disruption of a new wave of spyware attacks, directly linking them to NSO Group. The company asserts these actions constitute a violation of a previous court order.