Tann, it's got the code it's going to launch.

It's a unit system.

I know this.

It's all the files of the whole park.

It tells you everything.

Sir, he's uploading the virus. Eagle One. The package is being delivered.

Spies at the NSA did it, and now it looks like a private cyber spy did it too.

What is it, you might ask?

Using espionage-level spy tools meant for hacking, infiltrating, and exfiltrating data from state-level targets on a romantic

interest. And now, an employee from an infamous surveillance company was caught doing the exact same.

According to the latest Joseph Coxcoop, a former employee of NSO Group, yes, the surveillance firm

out of Israel whose hacking technology was reportedly used on the phones of associates

of murder journalists Jamal Khashoggi was caught using the company's hacking tool to target

a love interest. While the controversial company did immediately fire the employee, it's yet

another example of how powerful surveillance tools are still being used and abused by the very

people entrusted

with wielding them. Cox is on this week's show to discuss the story.

So, Joseph, the coronavirus pandemic continues, but so does the cybersecurity beat and all the things

that you continuously find about companies

and governments. And in this iteration, so it's back to an old friend, somebody who keeps

showing up on the show, NSO Group. How do we know them?

NSO Group, they've been well known in the security industry and sort of the offensive hacking

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