Israeli producer had access to data harvested by Poland using Pegasus spyware, say prosecutors

Data harvested from mobile phones by the Polish authorities using Pegasus spyware were transmitted outside Poland and were accessible to the tool’s Israeli producer, Polish prosecutors have revealed as part of an investigation into…
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