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An expansive range of highly invasive spyware and surveillance products are being imported and deployed in Indonesia, Amnesty International’s Security Lab said today as it released a new briefing in collaboration with media partners – Haaretz, Inside Story, Tempo, WAV research collective and...

What are the Apple threat notifications and how you can protect myself

Recent research by Security Lab partner organisations, Access Now, Citizen Lab and Reporters Without Borders has demonstrated the continued use of the highly invasive spyware Pegasus.  Between a hack and a hard place: how Pegasus spyware crushes civic space in Jordan  A new investigation by...

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What did we find? Our research shed light on the Intellexa alliance, an evolving group of companies and brands that have developed and marketed a wide range of surveillance products including highly invasive spyware like Predator, mass surveillance platforms, and “tactical” surveillance...

Introduction Amnesty International’s Security Lab is committed to ensuring the privacy of all our users. We have long campaigned for the right to privacy and against government unlawful surveillance and intrusion. This policy represents our commitment as an organisation to your right to privacy,...

Amnesty International’s Security Lab is pleased to announce that it is part of the inaugural cohort of groups to be supported by the Spyware Accountability Initiative (SAI), whose mission is to grow a global field of civil society organizations who are advancing threat research, advocacy and...