- The company, NSO, was engulfed in controversy over reports that tens of thousands of human rights activists, business executives, journalists,...
Smartphones infected with Pegasus are essentially turned into pocket spying devices, allowing the user to read the target's messages.
Washington also targeted Israeli company Candiru, Singapore-based Computer Security Initiative Consultancy PTE (COSEINC) and Russian firm Positive Technologies.
- Israeli air strikes hit positions held by the Syrian government and its pro-Iranian allies near Damascus overnight, a war monitor...
Syrian state news agency SANA confirmed the raids and said they caused only material damage
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the targets were army positions and arms depots belonging to Iran-backed militias
- The key idea behind metaverse, supposedly the internet of the future, is the blurring of the divide between the physical...
Augmented Reality is believed to be the early stage of the metaverse envisioned by Facebook.
With AR, you put on a device and you're still in your world, but we're augmenting it with digital content, says Peggy Johnson, CEO of Magic Leap
- LONDON: The United Kingdom will provide $68 million in funding to help the Middle East and North African countries' energy...
Britain's Minister for the MENA region James Cleverly announced the funding at the COP26 in Glasgow.
The funding will go toward the High Impact Partnership on Climate Action, which was launched at the event.
- Haugen's leak of company records has benefited from well-oiled communications machinery, powerful backers and a lucky cryptocurrency bet.
The internal reports captured by her smartphone camera and handed to journalists have already resulted in a deluge of damning stories.
In a matter of weeks, Haugen has testified before the US Congress and the British Parliament, with European Union lawmakers inviting her for a Nov. 8 appearance.
- Some 87 percent of Facebook's anti-misinformation budget is focused on the US even though the vast majority of its users...
Facebook vice president Nick Clegg told the Web Summit that the tech giant has content moderation in over 70 countries.
Whistleblower Frances Haugen said the company's algorithms made "polarizing and divisive content" more visible in people's timelines.
- Kuwait has received additional reparations of almost $500 million for Iraq's 1990 invasion, the Iraqi embassy in Kuwait said.
"Iraq on October 26 paid Kuwait $490 million, and it will work to pay off what is left in reparations due for the year of 2022, approximately $629 million"
Baghdad has paid around $50 billion in reparations over the last three decades
- MINUSCA mission said the Egyptian police contingent was unarmed and traveling in a bus marked UN at the time of...
CAR, the second poorest country in the world, has been ravaged by a civil war since 2013, although the level of fighting has fallen.
UN chief Antonio Guterres recently denounced "hostile incidents" targeting peacekeepers.
- Iran's foreign minister has tested positive for Covid, local media reported, at a key moment in diplomatic efforts to revive...
"His general health is satisfactory and he is continuing his daily duties from quarantine"
Khatibzadeh had said just Monday that talks with the remaining parties to the 2015 nuclear deal would resume "in the next two or three weeks"





















