An Israeli newspaper revealed in a report that Saudi Arabia cooperated with the Zionist regime in spying on citizens via mobile phones.
Haaretz reported on Tuesday that the Israeli cyber company Quadrim, which specializes in developing technology solutions for extracting data from smartphones and tracking people’s locations, has been selling its services to Saudi Arabia since 2019.
Quadrim was founded in 2016 by three Israeli nationals, two cybersecurity experts and a former senior Israeli military intelligence official.
According to Haaretz, the company uses a cover in Cyprus to sell its spyware, which allows it to extract all data from iPhones, remotely control the camera, eavesdrop and track the user’s location without their knowledge.
Under Israeli law, such sensitive technology can be exported to other countries under the supervision of defense experts, who make sure it does not fall into the hands of terrorists and is not used for illegal purposes or political harassment.
Haaretz reported on Tuesday that the Israeli cyber company Quadrim, which specializes in developing technology solutions for extracting data from smartphones and tracking people’s locations, has been selling its services to Saudi Arabia since 2019.
Quadrim was founded in 2016 by three Israeli nationals, two cybersecurity experts and a former senior Israeli military intelligence official.
According to Haaretz, Quadrim has been selling cell phone spying technologies to countries such as Saudi Arabia and Ghana since 2019, despite its coverage in Cyprus.