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Spyware for snooping

1708 Photo for representational purpose only The expose of the use of the Pegasus spyware, manufactured by an Israeli firm which the company claims is sold only to ‘vetted’ governments to check terrorism and crime to conduct surveillance on journalists, politicians and businessmen, leaves many questions unanswered. An international media consortium had on Sunday reported that more than 300 verified mobile phone numbers, including those of two serving ministers, over 40 journalists, three Opposition leaders and one sitting judge, besides business persons and activists in India, could have been targeted for hacking through the spyware. The Israeli company, on its part, has said it does not operate the system that it sells to governments, nor does it have access to data. It has also refused to disclose the identity of its clients. The Indian Government has also denied the surveillance charge, saying that it has no basis, raising queries over the whole affair.

Why unchecked snooping threatens India s democracy

BBC News image captionMore than 50 million Indians use smartphones You feel violated, there s no doubt about it, said Siddharth Varadarajan, co-founder of The Wire, a nonprofit news and opinion website in India. This is an incredible intrusion, he said. Nobody should have to deal with this. Mr Varadarajan, according to media reports, is one of the activists, journalists, politicians and lawyers around the world that have been targeted with phone spyware sold to governments by an Israeli firm. Of a leaked database of 50,000 numbers of interest to the firm s clients, more than 300 reportedly belong to Indians, according to The Wire.

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