The Catalan court says that NSO CEOs can be charged in investigating spyware

A Barcelona court ruled that the founding founders of the NSO spyware maker, omri lavie and SHALEV Hulio, and the former CEO of two Yuval Somekh, can be accused as part of An investigation into the alleged piracy of Catalan lawyer Ando van Denie Eres.

Iridia is not profitable for human rights headquarters in Barcelona, ​​which filed a criminal complaint, The ruling was announced on Monday.

In the lower court, Irideia asked Judge Lafi and Holly and some, in addition to their companies. Initially, the court rejected the request. Irideia has appealed, and the Supreme Court now ruled that the three can be charged.

“This ruling places an important legal precedent in combating spyware in Europe,” Irideia spokeswoman Lukia Furasa Garya told Techcrunch. “The individuals involved in the court will now be held accountable.”

“We don’t have a comment,” said NSO Gil Lanier, a spokesperson for Techcrunch in an email.

Lavi and Holly and some did not respond to the Techcrunch request for comment.