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The fact that's it's an Israeli spyware is surely evidence (but not proof) Israel could be behind it.
by tsimionescu 2y ago
The fact that's it's an Israeli spyware is surely evidence (but not proof) Israel could be behind it.
- surfingdino 2y agoIt could be Israel or an entity that purchased a licence. One way or another Israelis probably know who it was.
- krembo 2y agoI'm an "Israeli" and I have no clue who it was.
- echoangle 2y agoBut you know what “Israelis” used in this context means? In the same way, the cities of “Washington” and “Moscow” also don’t have any opinions and don’t release press statements, contrary to frequent media reports. Are you going to point that out too?
- weatherlite 2y agoAre you an Israeli or an "Israeli" though? Me too btw.
- yieldcrv 2y agoCorporations are people in Israel too, outside of communist state capitalist countries the default is to assume they are separate from the government Exploit discussion is no different
- impossiblefork 2y agoNot for defence stuff. For war/defence stuff, you must have approval; and systems for acquiring information from phones and computers intended to be secure from that is war/defence stuff. If this weren't state-approved spying by Israel, then these people would be in jail.
- tsimionescu 2y agoIf someone is spying on high level officials using Palantir malware, there is a good chance that the US at least tacitly approves of said spying. Same as if someone is using Lockheed-Martin planes to fight an insurrection, there is a very good chance that the USA approves of that fight.