Pegasus spyware defended by NSO’s CEO, as researcher compares it to a nuclear weapon

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By Ben LovejoyJan 26, 2023, 10:28 am352 pts
Pegasus spyware – a zero-click way of remotely hacking an iPhone, and gaining access to all the personal data stored on it – has been defended by the company’s CEO. NSO chief exec said that the company had made “mistakes” in selling it to repressive governments, but claimed that it now sells Pegasus only to…

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