Chief of software company that caused political unrest in India quits

New Delhi: Last year there was an earthquake in Indian politics because of the Israeli spyware Pegasus. Through this, opposition leaders accused the government of spying on institutions and leaders. The head of NSO, the Israeli company that made this software, has resigned. The company says this is part of the corporate reorganization. Customers using the company’s flagship Pegasus spyware have been accused of abuse. Last year, the United States had imposed many restrictions on this company. He said the company’s tools are used for repression around the world. However, the company has denied any wrongdoing.

NSO said its CEO Shalev Hulio will step down. He is one of the founders of the company. In his place, the company’s managing director, Yaron Shohat, will currently take over and lead the reorganization process. Meanwhile, the company will be looking for a new CEO. A company official said Hulio would stay with the company. Personal information from someone’s cell phone can be obtained through the Pegasus software. This includes contracts, messages and movement history. The company said all aspects of the business will be reviewed as part of the restructuring process. This also includes repair operations.

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what was the pegasus controversy
The Pegasus spy case was one of the most talked about cases of the last year. Its echo was heard from the road to Parliament. According to the media, many prominent public officials, businessmen, journalists, lawyers and ministers were under the supervision of the software in the country. It was claimed that these people’s phones were hacked on different occasions between 2018 and 2019. During this many other information including whatsapp call, phone call, recording, location , were taken. The opposition had fiercely surrounded the government on this issue. However, the central government had dismissed the case outright.