Zack Whittaker writes for ZDNet:
‘The UK’s tax office acted in “irrationally” and unlawfully, according to the UK High Court, after it systematically refused to discuss the status of any investigation into a company that allegedly sells state-controlled malware to repressive regimes.
The case was brought by Privacy International, alleging Gamma International, the maker of FinFisher software, had sold and exported spyware to countries with less-than-desirable track records on human rights issues.’