stockcam/iStock(NEW YORK) — The human rights lawyer at the center of the WhatsApp security breach said it “doesn’t come as a surprise” that the same spyware whose use he is suing against was allegedly used on him. Facebook, which owns the messaging app used by 1.5 billion users, admitted a vulnerability late Monday, after it …
May 15
Human rights lawyer at center of WhatsApp security breach calls hack ‘ironic’
