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Rights group Amnesty International, along with others, accused Pune Police of hacking phones, laptops of accused in Bhima Koregaon case of 2018
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Rights group Amnesty International, along with others, accused Pune Police of hacking phones, laptops of accused in Bhima Koregaon case of 2018
As Meta sues Israel-based NSO, developer of the Pegasus spyware, the US Spreme Court seeks the Biden administration's opinion on its foreign immunity
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India and a few other countries are suspected to have a hand in the hacking of UK targets.
Impact on their health, family, work and finances
Committee probing Pegasus seeks public response on 11 questions Public comments are being sought by the expert committee appointed by the Supreme Court to...
Deposing before the committee, the two journalists revealed how they could tell that their phones had been infected with Pegasus.
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In a letter, the MPs also sought broader constitutional reforms that prevent the persecution of human rights defenders.
In his deposition, Professor Kaye spoke about a three-pronged test to determine when Pegasus could be used legitimately.
