Marcus Thornton

Court Reduces Damages for Meta in NSO Group Case, Bans Spyware Maker from Targeting WhatsApp

A US District Judge has reduced damages for Meta from the NSO Group but has also issued a permanent injunction banning the Israeli spyware maker from targeting WhatsApp. The case stems from Meta’s lawsuit against NSO over its Pegasus spyware, which was allegedly used to spy on individuals globally. The ruling sets a precedent for holding tech companies accountable for targeting civil society members and highlights the ongoing battle against spyware and privacy violations.

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Sumo Spectacle: London Hosts Thrilling Showcase of Power and Intricacy

In a historic event, the first official sumo tournament outside Japan in over three decades captivated fans with its grandeur and intensity. The meticulously crafted dohyo, the passionate crowd, and the ceremonial rituals set the stage for a memorable display of sumo prowess. This showcase not only highlighted the unique blend of power and intricacy in sumo but also marked a significant moment for the sport’s global expansion and recognition.

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