Pegasus infections on iPhones more common than previously believed

AppleInsider
Feb 20, 2025, 11:23 am295 pts
Pegasus may have been more widely used than first believed, after an iPhone app used to detect infestations uncovered multiple undiscovered instances of the spyware. An iPhone with a thematic binary wallpaper. Pegasus, created by NSO Group, is known to be spyware used by governments and security agencies…

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