Intellexa’s Spyware Circus: How Sanctions Can’t Stop the Zero-Click Show!
Intellexa Leaks investigation exposes that despite US sanctions, Intellexa’s spyware products are thriving, with new zero-click attack vectors like ‘Aladdin’ infecting devices via malicious ads. GTIG reveals Intellexa as a leading zero-day exploit vendor, continuing to sell digital weapons to the highest bidders.
Hot Take:
Who needs James Bond when you have Intellexa? Despite being the bad boy of the spyware world with a rap sheet longer than a CVS receipt, Intellexa just keeps on truckin’. With sanctions raining down like confetti at a parade, they’re still managing to sell their digital weapons like hotcakes. Move over, 007; it looks like Intellexa is the real master of stealth!
Key Points:
- Intellexa continues to thrive despite extensive US sanctions and legal woes.
- Leaked documents reveal Intellexa’s prolific use of zero-day exploits.
- The company’s flagship spyware, Predator, now has a new zero-click attack vector called ‘Aladdin.’
- Intellexa’s operations span across multiple countries, including Greece and Ireland.
- Amnesty International and other organizations have provided detailed reports on Intellexa’s activities.
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