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The Biden administration has announced that the U.S. and several allies have aligned to create the Export Controls and Human Rights Initiative, which puts stricter

Pegasus, the spyware popular with authoritarian countries, needs to be put out to pasture.

According to Amnesty International, the phones of four Kazakh activists were confirmed to have been infected with the Pegasus spyware. There are likely more.

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Amnesty International says four Kazakh activists have had their mobile devices infected with Pegasus spyware in what it said further shows that the malicious software is being used by governments to try to "silence social movements and crush dissent."

Amnesty International’s Security Lab confirms phones were actually infected with NSO’s Pegasus software, just weeks after Apple alerted the victims to a ‘state-sponsored’ hack

Amnesty International’s Security Lab has confirmed that at least four Kazakhstani civil society activists have had their mobile devices infected with NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware. A forensic analysis shows that all four activists had been targeted and their devices infected from as early as June 2021, Amnesty International said today. “This case adds to an already mounting pile of evidence that NSO’s spyware […]

Pegasus, the spyware popular with authoritarian countries, needs to be put out to pasture.

MEPs have begun their work on tackling the fundamental rights’ violations revealed over the summer by the Pegasus Project investigation

Europe had been struggling with its fourth wave of COVID-19 already, then we learnt late last week of a new variant of concern, the Omicron variant. We have skipped the thirteenth letter (unlucky for some) of the Greek alphabet ‘Nu’ as it sounded too close to ‘new’ and the fourteenth letter ‘Xi’ as it could […]