Cisco is investigating the impact of the Erlang/OTP remote code execution vulnerability CVE-2025-32433 on its products.

One of the most well-known cyber threats to emerge in the last decade has been Pegasus, spyware developed by the Israeli firm NSO Group and purportedly used to target journalists and activists.

The NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware was used to target 100 WhatsApp users in India, according to a court document filed in the lawsuit Meta filed against NSO. In total, attackers targeted 1,223 ...

Nothing too bad, it seems. That's according to Nintendo's Takuhiro Dohta, who, in a recent interview with Game Spot, tip-toed around the button's purpose for the NSO-less while affirming that ...

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NSO Group’s notorious spyware Pegasus was used to target 1,223 WhatsApp users in 51 different countries during a 2019 hacking campaign, according to a new court document. The document was ...

NSO Group’s notorious spyware Pegasus was used to target 1,223 WhatsApp users in 51 different countries during a 2019 hacking campaign, according to a new court document. The document was published on ...

In a comment to Amnesty International, NSO stated, in part, that its “commitment to maintain the highest standard of ethical conduct as well as confidentiality towards our customers is paramount ...

Once the free period is over on March 31, 2026, GameChat, and the C button that activates it, will require a Nintendo Switch Online (NSO) membership. So what happens if you aren’t a subscriber ...

Anyone who is not subscribed to NSO and presses this button from April 1, 2026 onwards will be directed to a page with details on how to sign up for NSO, Nintendo's Bill Trinen told Polygon.

Last December, a U.S. federal judge also ruled that Israeli spyware maker NSO Group used WhatsApp zero-days to deploy Pegasus spyware on at least 1,400 devices, thus violating U.S. hacking laws.

In an interview with Polygon, vice president of player and product experience Bill Trinen says that if you press the C button without an NSO membership: "You would be able to find out about the ...