ISRAEL: The Israeli Police Spied On Its Citizens Through Pegasus

It would have been done without judicial permission and also tracked the mobiles of former employees of state corporations and two mayors.

The Pegasus cyber espionage program is once again making headlines in the Israeli media. But this time not because of the claim that another country has used it to spy on activists or journalists instead of the declared purpose (fight against international terrorism and crime) for which it bought the sophisticated system from the Israeli company NSO. 

The reason is that, as revealed by the Israeli newspaper 'Calcalist', the Police have used the software to penetrate the mobile phones of Israeli citizens and extract information from them without permission or judicial supervision.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: US Accuses Russia Of Plotting Provocative Actions

A US official has said Russia is plotting "provocative actions" to find an excuse to invade Ukraine.

A Pentagon spokesman for Russia's Pentagon said in a statement that Russia was planning to launch a "False Flag" operation in Ukraine so that Moscow could accuse it of plotting to invade Ukraine, but Russia denied the allegations. The allegations come a week after talks between the United States and Russia eased tensions.

Ukraine on Friday accused Russia of backing cyberattacks on dozens of government websites.

Cyber ​​Attacks: US And UK Decide On Joint Cyber Operations Over Rising Crimes Against Them On The Internet

The United States and the United Kingdom have decided to jointly take action against their common enemies who are trying to harm both countries in the cyber world.

Both allies said they would use "a variety of resources" on the Internet to counter "growing threats" against them.

The United States and Britain have not named their common opponents, but the announcement comes at a time when both countries are concerned about the actions of individuals who sit in Russia and use a variety of tactics on the Internet to extort money.