NSO's Pegasus spyware used to spy on El Salvador journalists, activists
4 monthes ago | By iMore
What you need to know
Journalists and activists in El Salvador have been targeted by Pegasus spyware.
El Salvador government says it too has been a target.
Pegasus strikes again, this time in El Salvador.
The infamous NSO Group's spyware app, Pegasus , has been found to have been used to hack into devices owned by journalists and activists in El Salvador, according to a new report. The discovery was made after two journalists reached out to Citizen Lab with concerns that their devices had been compromised.
Both journalists and activists critical of alleged government corruption appear to...
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