The landmark trial between WhatsApp and NSO Group unearthed several new revelations. We recap some of them here.

The judgment bolsters efforts by the United States government to draw red lines around the use of commercial spyware.

The Israeli firm behind the Pegasus spyware has been ordered to pay WhatsApp $167m (£125m) for hacking 1,400 people in 2019.

WhatsApp filed suit against NSO in 2019 in U.S. federal court, alleging it hacked 1,400 WhatsApp users, including journalists ...

NSO Group could be exposed to liability from other technology groups for exploiting their platforms’ vulnerabilities ...

Meta sued NSO Group in 2019 after Citizen Lab found a vulnerability that allowed the spyware vendor to install Pegasus ...

Meta won its case in December after a ruling that the spyware company used Pegasus to target "over a thousand" WhatsApp users ...

A U.S. federal jury has ordered Israeli spyware vendor NSO Group to pay WhatsApp $167,254,000 in punitive damages and ...

Israel's NSO Group has been ordered to pay over $167 million in damages to Meta over 2019 WhatsApp spyware campaign.

A trial team led by Greg Andres, Antonio Perez-Marques and Micah Block of Davis Polk & Wardwell convinced jurors that NSO ...

A jury ordered huge punitive damages against NSO, the Israel-based maker of spyware already banned from use in the U.S.

An Israel-based cyber intelligence firm is reportedly ordered to pay damages for the security breach of the instant messaging ...