The Pegasus creator NSO Group is now facing competition from a little-known spyware company called Intellexa, which is charging $8 million for its services to hack into Android and iOS devices.
Vx-underground, a distributor of malware source code, discovered documents that represented a proposal from Intellexa, a company that provides services like Android and iOS device exploits. On Wednesday, it shared several screenshots of documents that appeared to be part of an Intellexa business proposal on Twitter.
Europe is the base of Intellexa, which has six locations and R&D facilities there. According to a statement on the company’s website, “We help law enforcement and intelligence organizations across the world reduce the digital gap with many and diverse solutions, all integrated with our unique and best-in-class Nebula platform.”
A Greek politician was the target of Intellexa, a Cytrox iPhone predator spyware program, according to a Citizen Lab study from last year.
The Intellexa Alliance, which Citizen Lab defined as “a marketing term for a range of mercenary surveillance companies that emerged in 2019,” included Cytrox, according to Citizen Lab.
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