By John Gruber
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Aime Williams and Mehul Srivastava, reporting for The Financial Times:
The US has added NSO Group, the Israeli military spyware company that created software that has been traced to the phones of journalists and human rights activists, to a trade blacklist in a bid to tackle the growing surveillance threat posed by technology companies.
NSO and a smaller Tel Aviv-based company, Candiru, were among four companies added by the US commerce department on Wednesday to its so-called entity list, which would restrict exports of US technology to the companies.
I don’t know what the practical effect of this will be, but it feels justified.
★ Wednesday, 3 November 2021