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It’s interesting to me that NSO spokesperson says “we don’t have any customer data”, but they also confidently assert they know how many times these hacks are u
by skywhopper 5y ago
It’s interesting to me that NSO spokesperson says “we don’t have any customer data”, but they also confidently assert they know how many times these hacks are used. I’ve seen the same pattern in other stories. Unfortunately the reporting never goes into how the tech works. I assume there have to be at least some SaaS aspects given what is known about its capabilities, which would mean they have access to a lot more information than they are letting on.
- inglor 5y agoThe common way to do this in on-prem deployments is to hard-limit the user to a small amount of hacks (let's say 10). The more a tool like Pegasus is used the more it's exposed and the bigger the risk companies like Verint (or NSO in this case) of losing their 0-days take.