Polish commission told more phone-hacking victims likely

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Using spyware developed by Israel-based NSO Group.

Polish commission told more phone-hacking victims likely
Poland is likely to have had more victims of phone hacking using spyware developed by Israel-based NSO Group, a researcher told a commission, after allegations that Polish special services used the technology against government opponents. Canadian researchers said late last year that phones of ...

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