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Article by Forbidden Stories
July 17, 2023 5:00 pm
Two years after the Pegasus Project, is the risk of being spied on through your phone higher than before?
Watch Szabolcs Panyi, one of the Hungarian targets of the Pegasus spyware and a participating journalist of the Pegasus Project, an international investigation into NSO Group’s spyware led by Forbidden Stories with the technical support of Amnesty International’s Security Lab.
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