Apple Moves to Dismiss Lawsuit Against NSO Group
Apple cites risks to its threat-intelligence program and challenges in obtaining critical files as reasons for dropping the case.
- Apple filed a motion to dismiss its three-year-old lawsuit against NSO Group, a prominent spyware company.
- The decision follows concerns over obtaining essential documents and the potential risk of exposing Apple's threat-intelligence strategies.
- Israeli officials reportedly took files from NSO relevant to another lawsuit, raising doubts about Apple's ability to secure necessary evidence.
- NSO Group, once a leading spyware vendor, has seen a decline in influence and faces multiple legal challenges, including from Meta's WhatsApp.
- Apple has enhanced its security measures, including introducing 'Lockdown Mode,' which has been effective in preventing commercial spyware attacks.