The executive was responding to allegations that governments used Pegasus to hack phones for 37 people, including those of women close to murdered Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Those targets were also on a 2016 list of over 50,000 phone numbers that included activists, journalists and politicians, although it's not clear that anyone beyond the 37 fell prey to attacks.
NSO has strongly rejected claims about the hacks and the list, insisting that there's"no factual basis" and that the list was too large to be focused solely on potential Pegasus targets. It also directly challenged Cathcart, asking if theexec had"other alternatives" to its tools that would help thwart"pedophiles, terrorists and criminals" using encrypted software.
Cathcart, however, didn't buy that explanation — he pointed to the 1,400 people as possible evidence that the number of targets was"very high."
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