Apple files lawsuit against NSO Group

Apple filed a lawsuit against the Zionist spy software developer Pegasus Pegasus, which has been used to hack and spy on iPhone users systematically and continuously for several years. And always with every spying scandal that was emerging in the name of an Arab country, he was always present as a prominent agent of NSO Group.
The company is notorious for providing its services to anyone who pays, and the company's software was used to spy on activists and journalists, most notably Jamal Khashoggi, may God rest his soul, and it came to government officials and heads of state.
Through the case, Apple will try to obtain a court order preventing the company from developing any software that targets its services or devices.
Apple is the second company to decide to sue NSO Group after Facebook, which filed the case in 2019 and is still going on until now after the company developed spy software that exploited loopholes in WhatsApp to hack and spy on 1,400 well-known personalities.
At the beginning of the month, NSO Group was included in the U.S. embargo list and banned from using any services or technology developed by U.S. companies. This was a very difficult decision to the extent that after the ban, the CEO resigned.