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The newspaper, which did not disclose its sources, said Mexico, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Mexico and the United Arab Emirates were among countries which would now be barred from importing Israeli cyber tech. The list of countries licensed to buy it had been cut to just 37 states, down from 102.
Israel's Defence Ministry, responding to the report, said in a statement it takes \"appropriate steps\" when terms of usage set in export licenses it issues are violated, but stopped short of confirming any licenses had been revoked.
Israel has been under pressure to rein in exports of spyware since July, when a group of international<\/a> news organisations reported that NSO's Pegasus<\/a> tool had been used to hack into phones of journalists, government officials and rights activists in several countries.
Those reports prompted Israel to review the cyber export policy administered by the Defence Ministry.
Morocco and the UAE, which both normalised relations with Israel last year, as well as Saudi Arabia and Mexico were among countries where Pegasus has been linked to political surveillance, according to Amnesty International and the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab<\/a> which studies surveillance.
NSO has denied any wrongdoing, saying it sells its tools only to governments and law enforcement agencies and has safeguards in place to prevent misuse.
Earlier this month, U.S. officials placed NSO on a trade blacklist for selling spyware to governments that misused it. The company said it was dismayed by the decision, since its technologies \"support U.S. national security interests and policies by preventing terrorism and crime\".
NSO has also faced lawsuits and criticism from big tech firms who accuse it of exposing their customers to hacking. Apple Inc<\/a> was the latest to sue NSO this week.
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以色列斜杠的国家列表可以买网络科技:报告
报纸没有乐动扑克披露其来源,说墨西哥、摩洛哥、沙特阿拉伯、墨西哥、阿联酋等国家现在将被禁止进口以色列网络科技。国家授权购买的名单已减少到只有37个州,低于102年。
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报纸没有乐动扑克披露其来源,说墨西哥、摩洛哥、沙特阿拉伯、墨西哥、阿联酋等国家现在将被禁止进口以色列网络科技。国家授权购买的名单已减少到只有37个州,低于102年。
以色列国防部回应这份报告,在一份声明中表示,它需要“适当措施”条款的使用设置在出口许可证问题违反了,但没有证实任何许可证被撤销。
以色列一直在压力下控制出口的间谍软件自7月以来,当一群国际乐动扑克新闻机构报道,太阳的珀加索斯工具被用来侵入手机的记者、政府官员和人权活动人士在几个国家。
这些报道促使以色列审查网络出口政策由国防部。
摩洛哥和阿联酋,既去年以色列关系正常化,以及沙特阿拉伯和墨西哥等国家,飞马座与政治监视,据大赦国际(Amnesty International)和多伦多大学的公民实验室研究监测。
NSO否认有任何不当行为,说它销售工具只有政府和执法机构和保障措施,以防止误用。
本月早些时候,美国官员把太阳放在贸易黑名单间谍软件卖给政府滥用它。公司说,这是因决定,自其技术“支持美国的国家安全利益和政策通过阻止恐怖主义和犯罪”。
NSO还面临着诉讼和大科技公司的批评指责黑客曝光他们的客户。苹果(aapl . o:行情)是苏NSO本周最新的。
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