Mozilla says it will not include root certificates of surveillance company DarkMatter, which has been accused of helping UAE hack its citizens, inside Firefox
Mozilla declines DarkMatter's application to have its root certificates included in Firefox's root store.
A look at the battle between hacking tool vendors such as NSO Group and UAE-based DarkMatter as they compete for business from authoritarian governments
the world's new mercenaries Insightful read by my friend @ronenbergman New Age of Warfare: How Internet Mercenaries Do Battle for Authoritarian Governments http://www.nytimes.com/... @nytimes : A new ...
Sources shed light on how Dubai-based surveillance firm DarkMatter is helping the UAE government track, locate, and hack its citizens
Jenna McLaughlin / The Intercept : Tweets: @gregghoush , @deftechpat , @timothys , @theintercept and @benheise Tweets: Gregg Housh / @gregghoush : How the UAE is recruiting hackers to create the perf...
Sources shed light on how Dubai-based surveillance firm DarkMatter is helping the UAE government track, locate, and hack its citizens
n July, Simone Margaritelli, an Italian security researcher, boarded a Boeing 777 in Rome headed for Dubai, a city now billing itself as a tech startup hub. Tweets: @theintercept Tweets: The Intercept...