The Mexican government or army has allegedly continued to use spyware designed to hack into the cellphones of activists, despite a pledge by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador to end such practices.
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Report: Mexico Continued to Use Spyware Against Activists
The Mexican government or army has allegedly continued to use spyware designed to hack into the cellphones of activists, despite a pledge by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador to end such practices. The post Report: Mexico Continued to Use Spyware Against Activists appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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