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US
Israeli spyware company NSO Group placed on blacklistDecision against company at heart of Pegasus project reflects deep concern about impact of spyware on US national security interests

India
Supreme court orders inquiry into state’s use of Pegasus spyware
The Pegasus project
Manager of fund that owns Israeli spyware firm not yet given access to sensitive info

United Arab Emirates
New evidence suggests spyware used to surveil Emirati activist Alaa Al-Siddiq
France
Spyware ‘found on phones of five French cabinet members’

Hungary
Phones of journalist who tracked Viktor Orban’s childhood friend infected with spyware
EU
Commissioner calls for urgent action against Pegasus spyware

Bahrain
Phones of nine Bahraini activists found to have been hacked with NSO spyware
Princess Latifa
Campaigner had ‘phone compromised by Pegasus spyware’

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The Pegasus project
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Apple
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The Pegasus project part 1: an invitation to Paris

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Laurent Richard and Sandrine Rigaud

Israel tried to frustrate US lawsuit over Pegasus spyware, leak suggests

Poland launches inquiry into previous government’s spyware use

Dutch MEP says illegal spyware ‘a grave threat to democracy’

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