Pegasus spyware is again in the spotlight after two journalists were allegedly targeted with the infamous surveillance ...

IT之家 2 月 21 日消息，科技媒体 9to5Mac 昨日（2 月 20 日）发布博文，报道称苹果 iPhone 用户面临着来自 NSO 集团 Pegasus 间谍软件的严重隐私威胁。

NSO Group makes spyware called Pegasus, which is sold to government ... it or interacting with it in any way – can allow an iPhone to be compromised, with personal data exposed.

For just $1, the iVerify Basics app lets you scan your iPhone on a monthly basis to check for the Pegasus spyware and analyze ...

Pegasus deserves a special mention because it’s a particularly treacherous spyware that can infect your iPhone without you downloading any file or clicking a link. Created by Israel-based NSO ...

Apple sent security alerts to people in 92 countries on Wednesday, warning that their iPhones had been remotely targeted in a ...

Pegasus attacks on iPhones were possible due to the ForcedEntry exploit. Here, the NSO hackers took advantage of how iMessage handled GIFs to insert a PDF file into an iPhone in the disguise of a GIF.

The toolkit analyses your iPhone’s backup copy to look for traces of the Pegasus spyware. On Android phones, it analyses the Android app installation files (usually called APK), or an Android ...

The governments of Australia, Canada, Cyprus, Denmark, Israel, and Singapore are likely customers of Israeli spyware maker ...

Six weeks later, BIRN can confirm that both messages were part of an attempt to install Pegasus spyware on the journalists ... at 1:46 PM on an iPhone. The message contained Serbian text ...

with the NSO Group's Pegasus being a prominent example. Apple asserts that its Lockdown Mode can effectively thwart spyware but may impact the iPhone's regular functionality. Users are advised to ...