FBI found out who illegally used NSO spyware: It was the FBI - 9to5Mac
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I wonder how many phones are still vulnerable to Pegasus exploits. Scary that it almost everyone has been vulnerable at some point.
Yeah… Not to burst your bubble but I don’t think security even exists. At least in USA.
And China I assume
Sir, this isn’t Reddit
Why should Reddit have something to do with “Security in China”?
iOS now has a “Lockdown Mode” which is supposed to be more secure against pegasus, but can break some functionality, but then again, it’s a closed source OS so you’ll have to take their word for it.