Morocco targeted journalist with Israeli spyware, says Amnesty International
The London-based rights group Amnesty International says Omar Radi’s phone was subjected to a series of attacks.
Software developed by an Israeli technology company was used by Moroccan authorities to spy on a journalist, Amnesty International said Monday.
The London-based rights group alleged that Omar Radi’s phone was subjected to a series of attacks using “a sophisticated new technique” that installed NSO Group’s Pegasus software on his device without him knowing.
