PGA tour adds Saudi wealth fund to lawsuit against LIV Golf

PGA accused LIV of encouraging several players to breach their contracts with multi-million dollar deals

Leaked files: How Britain trains Jordan to spy on its citizens

The British government covertly trained Jordanian security services in techniques known as “digital media exploitation” which has been used to monitor, manipulate, and disrupt dissent in the kingdom.

Israel sold spyware equipment to Bangladesh despite export ban: Report

The sale was made despite Bangladesh not recognizing Israel's legitimacy as a state or holding diplomatic relations

Saudi-funded LIV Golf accused of exploiting lawsuit to acquire data on 9/11 victims

The kingdom has previously used its resources to spy on US citizens and bolster its narratives via non-political entities

UAE uses Israeli technology for personal device spying

Advanced Israeli spyware has been implicated in human rights violations and interstate espionage in dozens of countries

Former Twitter employee found guilty of spying on users for Saudi Arabia

Ahmad Abouammo's job at Twitter was to oversee relationships with journalists and celebrities in West Asia and North Africa and gather personal information for government-affiliated agents

US agencies using Israeli spyware despite ban: Report

The DEA has been using Israeli made spyware to hack suspect's phones despite last year's ban on the controversial NSO Group

Israel’s State Comptroller alarmed over significant cyber security gaps

Israeli cyber-security firm Clearsky revealed that it had identified at least 250 web servers that had been hacked by the Lebanese Cedar hacking organization

Iran close to discovering a ‘zero-day’ exploit that could paralyze Israeli infrastructure

Iran is reportedly exporting its knowledge in cybersecurity to Lebanon and Palestine, in a bid to create a multi-front offensive capability against Israel

Classified intelligence document details UAE influence on US politics: Report

The UAE has spent hundreds of millions funding lobbyists, universities, and think-tanks across the US

FBI complicit in acquiring blacklisted Israeli spyware

The FBI tested an Israeli software called Phantom, capable of hacking into phones using US sim cards to steal private information

Journalists in the firing line

Discrediting journalists who buck the dominant narratives of corporate media is becoming a cottage industry. Last week, it was my turn.

Israel seeks to remove Pegasus spyware makers from US blacklist: Report

The US placed an embargo on the Israeli firm after a flood of reports showed the spyware was used to target journalists, lawyers, rights activists, and dissidents in dozens of countries

Israeli spyware used on EU Commission members: Report

The Pegasus spyware has been used by governments across the world to spy on journalists, dissidents, and human rights activists

Hackers release personal data of Israeli Mossad chief

Sensitive information obtained from the personal electronic devices of Mossad chief David Barnea and his wife were released by an unknown hacker group 'Open Hands'

Hacker group ‘Moses Staff’ leak new, sensitive Israeli military data

Different hackers have launched various cyber attacks on Israeli military infrastructure

Iran’s subsidized fuel distribution system hit by cyber-attack

While no one has claimed responsibility for the latest sabotage attempt against the Islamic Republic, experts believe it could have emanated from Israel

Former US spies face charges for working as mercenary hackers for the UAE

Abu Dhabi hired over a dozen former US intelligence agents to work on 'Project Raven' which spied on other governments

Saudi Arabia and the UAE among governments caught using Israeli spyware on journalists, activists: Report