Spyware CEO details limits of safeguards against misuse in WIRED interview

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Paragon Solutions CEO Andrew Boyd gave an exclusive interview to WIRED. He discussed the constraints of his company's commitment to prevent malicious use of its powerful espionage software. Boyd revealed the challenges in keeping the tool from being abused by bad actors. The interview provides insight into the practical limits of such corporate safeguards in the spyware industry.

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