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Pegasus Leaves Few Traces, But Repeated Hits on One Journalist Reveal a Bigger Pattern
A Dominican investigative reporter’s iPhone was flagged multiple times in a Pegasus case that highlights how mobile spyware is usually proven by forensic residue, not visible alerts.
When Spyware Hunts the Watcher
A forensic investigation tied Pegasus to a European Parliament member working on spyware abuse, showing how elite surveillance tools can turn oversight itself into a target.
The Watchdog Was Watched: Pegasus Lands on a Spyware Investigator
A former European Parliament member involved in spyware oversight was reported to have had a mobile device repeatedly hacked, turning a case about surveillance abuse into a warning about the security of high-risk political work.
When the Watchers Were Watched: Pegasus Case Puts Spyware Oversight Under the Lens
A high-confidence forensic finding on a former Greek MEP’s iPhone shows how mercenary spyware can intersect with democratic oversight, even when the target sits on a committee built to examine Pegasus itself.
When the Spyware Watchers Become the Watched
Researchers reported Pegasus on the phone of a former European Parliament spyware investigator, a reminder that mobile surveillance can cut straight through oversight circles.
Messaging Apps Are Becoming the New Spyware Border Wall
WhatsApp’s move against an NSO-linked campaign shows how modern spyware defense now blends platform telemetry, account controls, and courtroom pressure.
WhatsApp’s Pegasus Clash Shows Spyware Battles Are Fought in Court as Much as on Phones
A blocked campaign linked to NSO Group highlights a modern truth: encrypted messaging can still be undermined at the device level, and legal orders are now part of the defense playbook.