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The renewed calls for action on Pegasus surveillance in Poland and Hungary came after Hungary's data protection authority, headed by an appointee of prime minister Viktor Orbán, said victims were legitimate targets.

Human rights watchdog Hungarian Civil Liberties Union (TASZ) announced that they will initiate several proceedings over the Pegasus surveillance case.

Six victims of Pegasus, represented by the ACLU in Hungary, are taking Orban’s government and Israeli spyware firm NSO to court over hacking

Legal action planned against Hungary and NSO, the spyware’s maker, in what could become template for other cases

The Israeli-made Pegasus spyware is suspected of infecting over 450 phones targeted by clients of NSO, who range from Saudi Arabia to Mexican drug lords. Here’s a list of the confirmed Pegasus victims

The Israeli-made Pegasus spyware is suspected of infecting over 450 phones targeted by clients of NSO, who range from Saudi Arabia to Mexican drug lords. Here’s a list of the confirmed Pegasus victims

The Israeli-made Pegasus spyware is suspected of infecting over 450 phones targeted by clients of NSO, who range from Saudi Arabia to Mexican drug lords. Here’s a list of the confirmed Pegasus victims

Six months after the Pegasus surveillance scandal hit the headlines, a journalist was finally able to ask Prime Minister Viktor Orbán about the case.

Fidesz MP Lajos Kósa has admitted to journalists that Hungary's Interior Ministry had bought and used the Pegasus spyware.