Paragon, an Israeli spyware company that claims to operate as an “ethical” surveillance vendor, faced scrutiny when earlier this year Italy was caught using Paragon’s tools to spy on the phones of two journalists. Paragon responded by cutting Italy off from its surveillance products, becoming the first spyware company to ever publicly name one of its customers after the misuse of its products.
Now, Paragon might face a new ethical dilemma: whether or not it will allow ICE agents to use its spyware.
A $2 million one-year contract that…
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