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Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's office issued a statement denying it had spied on its own citizens, and saying it had referred the matter to the National Cybersecurity Agency.

Israeli cybersecurity company Paragon Solutions has reportedly cut ties with its Italian clients after allegations.

Rome: At least seven mobile subscribers in Italy have been targeted by spyware through their use of the WhatsApp messaging ...

WhatsApp alleged last week that Paragon Solutions spyware was used to target users of the messaging app in two dozen ...