Dhaka, Feb. 2 -- WhatsApp has accused Israeli spyware company Paragon Solutions of targeting nearly 100 journalists and civil society members using its sophisticated spyware, Graphite.

The attacks, reportedly carried out using zero-click methods, have raised fresh concerns about the misuse of commercial surveillance tools and the lack of accountability within the industry.

According to a report by The Guardian, WhatsApp has "high confidence" that around 90 users, including journalists and activists, were targeted and possibly compromised.

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The company did not disclose the locations of the affected individuals but confirmed that they had been noti...