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Jordanian officials want investigation into hacking of their cellphones

The cellphones of nearly 200 Jordanians were discovered to have been infiltrated by an Israeli company’s spyware

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Jordanian official demands probe into hacking using Israeli spyware

Calls for investigation follow reports some 200 Jordanians' phones hacked, including royal court members and activists; top lawmaker says Jordan never purchased NSO's spyware, alleges source of hacking outside kingdom

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Jordanian Officials Want Investigation Into Hacking of Their Cellphones

Jordanian Officials Want Investigation Into Hacking of Their Cellphones
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200 Jordanian phones linked to Israeli hacking scandal

AMMAN: Almost 200 phones belonging to Jordanian journalists, activists and members of the royal court were among the thousands targeted in the hacking scandal linked to Israeli companies, a local news agency has revealed. Samir Hiari, the publisher of Ammon News, said he was alerted to the breaches by a Reuters journalist who was doing a report on the subject. The report

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200 Jordanian Phones Linked to Israeli Hacking Scandal

Samir Hiari, the publisher of Ammon News, said he was alerted to the breaches by a Reuters journalist who was doing a report on the subject.

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