The Latest Breaking News from Pegasus

Inter-American Commission on Human Rights holds hearing on using Israeli spyware against journalists and activists

A court fight within Israeli spytech firm NSO Group has shed new light on the crisis engulfing the company, including tensions over whether to keep selling malware to autocrats to stay afloat. NSO was already mired in debt before an investigation revealed last year that its Pegasus phone-hacking software had…

An Israeli investigation found “no indication” that police illegally hacked the mobile phones of dozens of public figures, the Justice Ministry announced Monday, contradicting the key claims of a series of explosive investigative reports in a leading Israeli newspaper. Israel’s attorney general ordered the investigation last month in the wake…

Collaboration with Washington Post and Forbidden Stories Network receives prestigious journalistic accolade

The Pegasus Project, a special investigation by the Guardian, Washington Post, and the Forbidden Stories Network of media partners, has won a prestigious George Polk Award in Journalism in the Technology Reporting category

Analysis by Amnesty International linked them to Pegasus Project leak of more than 50,000 phone numbers

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The mural featuring a seascape in Greece lines a now exterior wall of what was once the Pegasus restaurant. The site is slated for a mixed-use building with luxury units in the rapidly developing West Loop.

EDPS says NSO Group’s software is ‘incompatible with our democratic values’ and should be banned in bloc

A high-level Israeli inquiry into alleged warrantless wiretaps by police is examining a database provided by NSO Group, the manufacturer of the powerful hacking tool Pegasus, the Justice Ministry said on Sunday.

Approval for move expected after evidence government critics in Hungary and Poland were targeted