NSO Group, the security firm behind the Pegasus spyware used to attack iPhones used by journalists and government critics, is allegedly considering bailing out of the scandal by shutting down the unit in question.The Israel-based NSO Group has faced considerable criticism and fallout after the discovery its Pegasus spyware was misused by governments to spy on journalists, human rights activists, and other people of interest to oppressive governments. So much so that it is apparently looking for an exit from the situation completely.The company has allegedly been in discussions with investment funds to potentially refinance or sell the company, anonymous sources of Bloomberg claim. Advisers from Moelis & Co are working with NSO Group on the matter, while unnamed lenders are being advised by lawyers from Willkie Farr & Gallagher.Read more
