Natalia Krapiva 🕊️👩🏻💻
@natynettle.bsky.social
Lawyer working on human rights, technology, spyware, litigation, Russia and Eastern Europe.
Currently Senior Tech-Legal Counsel at Access Now. Formerly OSINT investigator and prosecutor.
Currently Senior Tech-Legal Counsel at Access Now. Formerly OSINT investigator and prosecutor.
3/ The donation announcement is the latest in the string of innovative and highly effective (I would even say life saving!) features introduced by Apple to protect its most vulnerable users from spyware attacks like Pegasus.
Other companies should follow suit!
Other companies should follow suit!
October 13, 2025 at 9:59 AM
3/ The donation announcement is the latest in the string of innovative and highly effective (I would even say life saving!) features introduced by Apple to protect its most vulnerable users from spyware attacks like Pegasus.
Other companies should follow suit!
Other companies should follow suit!
2/ We in civil society have identified the problem of many high risk users targeted w/spyware not being able to afford devices with the latest & strongest security features, especially when many orgs are facing funding cuts.
Apple’s announcement responds to this need!
cyberscoop.com/apple-memory...
Apple’s announcement responds to this need!
cyberscoop.com/apple-memory...
October 13, 2025 at 9:59 AM
2/ We in civil society have identified the problem of many high risk users targeted w/spyware not being able to afford devices with the latest & strongest security features, especially when many orgs are facing funding cuts.
Apple’s announcement responds to this need!
cyberscoop.com/apple-memory...
Apple’s announcement responds to this need!
cyberscoop.com/apple-memory...
Reposted by Natalia Krapiva 🕊️👩🏻💻
[9/10] “It is very concerning that EU bodies' and member states' 💶money may be going into funding the spyware industry,” says @accessnow.org's @natynettle.bsky.social. “This in turn breeds corruption and abuse. There should be strict scrutiny applied to these types of investments.”
September 16, 2025 at 5:34 AM
[9/10] “It is very concerning that EU bodies' and member states' 💶money may be going into funding the spyware industry,” says @accessnow.org's @natynettle.bsky.social. “This in turn breeds corruption and abuse. There should be strict scrutiny applied to these types of investments.”
Reposted by Natalia Krapiva 🕊️👩🏻💻
Various agencies are in possession of lists of confirmed or potential victims, but it’s not clear if the tallies are consistent. CISA, for instance, has a list of both telecom and IT companies, but an FBI tabulation shows different entities.
www.nextgov.com/cybersecurit...
www.nextgov.com/cybersecurit...
US agencies assessed Chinese telecom hackers likely hit data center and residential internet providers
Data center giant Digital Realty and mass media titan Comcast were documented as likely victims of the Salt Typhoon cyberespionage group, people familiar say, marking a potentially major expansion of ...
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June 9, 2025 at 5:20 PM
Various agencies are in possession of lists of confirmed or potential victims, but it’s not clear if the tallies are consistent. CISA, for instance, has a list of both telecom and IT companies, but an FBI tabulation shows different entities.
www.nextgov.com/cybersecurit...
www.nextgov.com/cybersecurit...