Report Alleging Saudi Hack of Bezos Phone Puzzles Security Experts

The FTI investigation concluding that Saudi Arabia hacked into Jeff Bezos’ phone appeared to forgo investigatory steps, forensics specialists said

Cyberforensics specialists said the report, which is dated November 2019 but didn’t surface publicly until this week, relied heavily on circumstantial

evidence to make the case that a WhatsApp account associated with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was probably used to hack into the iPhone of Mr....

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