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Tech giant Apple has sued Israel's NSO Group that makes Pegasus spyware. The suit seeks to block NSO Group from targeting the over one billion iPhones in circulation.
The Israeli company is in the eye of the storm since the Pegasus snopping scandal broke out across the world, including India.
Reports said that tens of thousands of activists, journalists and politicians were listed as potential targets of its Pegasus spyware.
in its lawsuit, Apple has said that NSO Group employees are “amoral 21st century mercenaries". They have created highly sophisticated cyber-surveillance machinery that invites routine and flagrant abuse, it added.
Apple said Pegasus spyware had been used to attack a small number of Apple customers worldwide.
NSO Group has broadly denied wrongdoing and said its products have been used by governments to prevent terrorism and crime. 
It's the latest blow to the hacking firm, which was recently blacklisted by the US Commerce Department and is currently being sued by social media giant Facebook.
Security researchers have found Pegasus being used around the world to break into the phones of human rights activists, journalists and even members of the Catholic clergy.
Pegasus infiltrates phones to vacuum up personal and location data and surreptitiously controls the smartphone's microphones and cameras. Researchers have found several examples of NSO Group tools using so-called “zero click” exploits that infect targeted mobile phones without any user interaction.

Pegasus snooping scandal: Apple sues Israel firm for targeting users

Snooping scandal: Apple has sued Israeli hacker-for-hire company NSO Group that makes Pegasus spyware

Apple sues Pegasus maker over snooping scandal

Tech giant Apple has sued Israel's NSO Group that makes Pegasus spyware. The suit seeks to block NSO Group from targeting the over one billion iPhones in circulation.
The Israeli company is in the eye of the storm since the Pegasus snopping scandal broke out across the world, including India.
Reports said that tens of thousands of activists, journalists and politicians were listed as potential targets of its Pegasus spyware.
in its lawsuit, Apple has said that NSO Group employees are &ldquo;amoral 21st century mercenaries". They have created highly sophisticated cyber-surveillance machinery that invites routine and flagrant abuse, it added.
Apple said Pegasus spyware had been used to attack a small number of Apple customers worldwide.
NSO Group has broadly denied wrongdoing and said its products have been used by governments to prevent terrorism and crime.

The Apple suit seeks to block Pegasus maker, the&nbsp;NSO Group, from targeting the over one billion iPhones in circulation

Tech giant Apple has sued Israel's NSO Group that makes Pegasus spyware. The suit seeks to block NSO Group from targeting the over one billion iPhones in circulation.
The Israeli company is in the eye of the storm since the Pegasus snopping scandal broke out across the world, including India.
Reports said that tens of thousands of activists, journalists and politicians were listed as potential targets of its Pegasus spyware.
in its lawsuit, Apple has said that NSO Group employees are &ldquo;amoral 21st century mercenaries". They have created highly sophisticated cyber-surveillance machinery that invites routine and flagrant abuse, it added.
Apple said Pegasus spyware had been used to attack a small number of Apple customers worldwide.
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NSO Group has broadly denied wrongdoing and said its products have been used by governments to prevent terrorism and crime.&nbsp;
It's the latest blow to the hacking firm, which was recently blacklisted by the US Commerce Department and is currently being sued by social media giant Facebook.
Security researchers have found Pegasus being used around the world to break into the phones of human rights activists, journalists and even members of the Catholic clergy.
Pegasus infiltrates phones to vacuum up personal and location data and surreptitiously controls the smartphone's microphones and cameras. Researchers have found several examples of NSO Group tools using so-called &ldquo;zero click&rdquo; exploits that infect targeted mobile phones without any user interaction.

A two-member bench, headed by Chief Justice NV Ramana will hear petitions seeking a special investigation into the Pegasus scandal, Pegasus hurts right to privacy

SC to hear petitions demanding probe into Pegasus row on Thursday

A two-member bench, headed by Chief Justice NV Ramana&nbsp;will hear petitions seeking a special investigation into the Pegasus snooping scandal&nbsp;

Pegasus snooping row: SC to hear petitions&nbsp;seeking special probe on Thursday
2-member bench, headed by Chief Justice&nbsp;Ramana&nbsp;will hear the petitions
Petitions lodged by senior journalists, parliamentarians&nbsp; &amp; lawyers
Targeted surveillance is an invasion on the right to privacy, petitions state
Govt should disclose 'if it has conducted surveillance of any kind'

A two-member bench, headed by Chief Justice NV Ramana&nbsp;will hear petitions seeking a special investigation into the Pegasus snooping scandal&nbsp;

The Supreme Court on Thursday will hear petitions seeking a special investigation into the Pegasus snooping scandal involving allegations that opposition politicians, journalists and others were targeted by the Israeli spyware. A two-member bench, headed by Chief Justice NV Ramana, will hear the petitions.
Senior journalists N Ram and Sashi Kumar, CPM MP John Brittas and advocate ML Sharma in their petitions sought direction to the government to disclose whether it has obtained a licence for the spyware or used it directly or indirectly &nbsp;to conduct surveillance of any kind.
Ram and Sashi Kumar said in their plea that such &ldquo;targeted surveillance&rdquo; using a &ldquo;military-grade spyware&rdquo; is an invasion on the right to privacy and that the civil liberties of citizens are under threat.
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