The landmark trial between WhatsApp and NSO Group unearthed several new revelations. We recap some of them here.

The Israeli firm behind the Pegasus spyware has been ordered to pay WhatsApp $167m (£125m) for hacking 1,400 people in 2019.

NSO Group could be exposed to liability from other technology groups for exploiting their platforms’ vulnerabilities ...

NSO Group, the Israeli spyware-maker behind Pegasus, must pay Meta $167.25 million for hacking 1,400 users across WhatsApp. A ...

NSO was ordered to pay Meta for targeting WhatsApp users. Now, TechCrunch has a report on the 1,000+ page transcript of the trial.

In a landmark court ruling, the creator of the infamous Pegasus spyware, NSO Group, has been ordered to pay $168 million in ...

A jury ordered huge punitive damages against NSO, the Israel-based maker of spyware already banned from use in the U.S.

Meta won its case in December after a ruling that the spyware company used Pegasus to target "over a thousand" WhatsApp users ...

The NSO Group has been ordered to pay Meta millions after a jury ruled it illegally used its Pegasus spyware to infiltrate ...

NSO Group has been ordered to pay $167 million in punitive damages to WhatsApp for hacking the phones of WhatsApp users ...

WhatsApp filed a complaint in court after ... NSO Group has pushed back repeatedly against criticism, arguing that its Pegasus spyware has been used for good, such as catching high-profile criminals.