Leaked Docs Show Spyware Firm Offering iOS, Android Hacking Services for $8 Million

guest · Sep 3, 2022

Intellexa, a little-known spyware company
By Eduard Kovacs @EduardKovacs - August 25, 2022

Exploit brokers and mercenary spyware providers have been in the spotlight recently, mainly due to revelations surrounding the use of the controversial Pegasus solution of Israeli company NSO Group.

One of NSO’s fairly new competitors is Intellexa, a company founded by Israeli entrepreneur Tal Dilian. The company claims on its website that it’s offering technologies that empower law enforcement and intelligence agencies to ‘help protect communities’. The company says it’s based in the EU and regulated, with six sites and R&D labs in Europe.
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Vx-undergroud, which provides malware source code and other cybersecurity resources, posted some screenshots on Twitter on Wednesday showing several documents apparently representing a commercial proposal from Intellexa.

The documents, labeled as proprietary and confidential, describe services for remote data extraction from Android and iOS devices. Specifically, the offering is for remote, one-click browser-based exploits that allow users to inject a payload into Android or iOS mobile devices. The brief description suggests that the victim has to click on a link for the exploit to be delivered.
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The offer includes 10 concurrent infections for iOS and Android devices, as well as a “magazine of 100 successful infections”. The leaked documents also show a partial list of Android devices against which an attack would supposedly work.
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