Spain's top spymaster was grilled behind closed doors by lawmakers on Thursday over mobile phone hacking revelations that have roiled the country's fragile coalition government.

The infamous Israeli malware Pegasus has hacked the numbers of over 200 users in Spain.

In a stunning new revelation, a Canadian tech organization has found that Israel’s Pegasus spyware was used against a device connected to the network of the British government.

Two Bahraini dissidents take a legal action against the Al Khlaifah regime over using FinSpy surveillance software.

Experts say Israeli surveillance companies and use of spyware tools should be further regulated following reports about surveillance of Palestinians and the hacking of several aid workers' phones.

The revelations about the Israeli spyware have raised questions as to whether the government was illegally snooping on its critics.

Traces of Israeli-made Pegasus spyware have been found on the mobile phones of at least five current French cabinet ministers and a diplomatic advisor to President Emmanuel Macron, a report shows.