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Pegasus spyware

Apple iPhones are vulnerable to malware even when they're switched off, according to new research.

Your iPhone can be hacked with malware - even if it's switched off

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and defence minister Margarita Robles had their devices infected with spyware last year

Spanish PM and defence minister's phones hit by Pegasus spyware attack

How a glitch on a Saudi woman's iPhone revealed widespread spyware hacking around the world

Glitch on Saudi activist's iPhone key to uncovering global hacking

This studio photographic illustration shows a smartphone with the website of Israel's NSO Group which features 'Pegasus' spyware, on display in Paris on July 21, 2021.

Rights groups call on Europe to ban the use of Pegasus spyware

Apple has patched a security flaw that may have enabled spyware to be secretly installed on users' devices

Update your iPhone to the newest iOS to avoid Pegasus security bug

The French finance minister's phone is being investigated for a Pegasus spyware hack.

Tech this week: Pegasus saga, big tech small fines, Facebook in court

The phones of Emmanuel Macron and 15 members of the French government may have been spyware targets in 2019.

Emmanuel Macron identifed as potential Pegasus spyware target

Supporters outside the trial of Moroccan journalist Omar Radi in September 2020. Radi was one of the alleged victims of government spying using Pegasus spyware.

Pegasus spyware scandal: What we know so far

20/07/2021

More than 600 politicians and officials, several heads of state and over 180 journalists were allegedly on the potential Pegasus surveillance list

Paris prosecutor launches probe into Pegasus hacking allegations

20/07/2021

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