'Happy Gilmore' Producer Buys Spyware Maker NSO Group

'Happy Gilmore' Producer Acquires NSO Group The producer behind the hit movie 'Happy Gilmore', Alec Gores, has acquired the controversial spyware company NSO Group. NSO Group has been at the center of several scandals, with its Pegasus software allegedly being used to target journalists, activists, and political figures around the world. The acquisition comes amid increasing scrutiny of the company's practices and its alleged involvement in human rights abuses. The US government has also taken action, with cybersecurity staffers being reassigned to work on immigration-related tasks, potentially impacting the government's ability to address cybersecurity threats. Additionally, a recent hack has exposed the sensitive age-verification data of Discord users, raising concerns about the security of online platforms and the protection of user information. The deal highlights the complex and often contentious nature of the cybersecurity industry, where the line between lawful surveillance and unethical spying can be blurred. The consequences of this acquisition and the ongoing scrutiny of NSO Group's activities will likely continue to be a subject of intense debate and discussion in the months and years to come.