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Disgusting. When the topic of commercial "cyberweapons" comes up, I immediately wonder about the people who created them. How they can sleep at night knowing ho
by c7DJTLrn 5y ago
Disgusting. When the topic of commercial "cyberweapons" comes up, I immediately wonder about the people who created them. How they can sleep at night knowing how tools of their design are used. I'd argue that it's a completely different class of cybercrime and worse than anything else out there.
Unprecedented action needs to be taken against NSO Group.
- helge9210 5y agoSale of these technologies is heavily regulated. If this kind of technology is deployed in your home country, State of Israel gave permission to sell it and your own state have permission to buy and deploy it.
- c7DJTLrn 5y agoThis is beyond regulation - these tools are infringing on human rights. But frankly, I don't mind what sales the State of Israel permits, they're free to do what they want. However, I would be upset if the government of my own home country permits these sales (which they probably do) or does not reprimand those associated with NSO Group.
- 34679 5y agoI imagine it helps to think of your victims as cattle put here by god for you to exploit.
- Leparamour 5y agoI wouldn't go so far and drag Judaism into this. At least it's an interesting question why so many shady companies seem to operate out of Israel.
- Leparamour 5y agoWithout programmers disregarding ethics these companies would have nothing to sell. My proposition is to put known employees of these companies on a blacklist for conferences like CanSecWest or similar.
- SheinhardtWigCo 5y agoToo mild. Slap them with OFAC sanctions.