The Latest Breaking News from Pegasus

Operation Pegasus began work in May to tackle rising theft from retailers.

The investigative journalist takes on the shadowy world of invasive surveillance technology in frightening new documentary Surveilled

The incident happened on Saturday when the flight was heading from Istanbul to Riyadh in Saudi Arabia.

The government in the Supreme Court on Wednesday remained ambiguous about framing guidelines for investigating agencies to follow during the seizure of electronic evidence from personal devices, including mobile phones and computers, especially of the academia and mediapersons. The case resonates issues raised by recent Delhi Police raids on journalists…

A Pegasus Airlines flight to Istanbul to Marseille failed to take off after one of the passengers went into labor.

Human rights campaigners say the Pegasus initiative wrongly criminalises people of colour, women and LGBTQ+ people

Policing minister declares zero-tolerance approach as shoplifting offences surge by 25 per cent in a year

SC lists petition on Nov 2 raising concern of academia over seizure of mobile phones, computers as “electronic evidence” by investigating agencies. Academicians contend it violates their right to privacy. SC had held in Pegasus case that citizens have a reasonable expectation of privacy. MHA said digital devices must be…

Akunuri Murali, a Hyderabad-based former civil servant, claims his phone was targeted by Israeli spyware Pegasus. He received a suspicious message from Apple, which was followed by contact from The Citizen Lab, University of Toronto. After verifying their credibility, Murali allowed them to remotely access his phone, which revealed it…