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Research by security experts identified emails with malicious attachments as the hackers' MO.
Meanwhile, parliamentary motions concerning Pegasus were not allowed to proceed in Rajya Sabha.
Allegations of Pegasus surveillance and planting of evidence using NetWire continue to swirl around the case.
This is the fourth report by a US forensics firm detailing the extent to which Wilson's electronic devices were compromised.
In its second report, Massachusetts-based digital forensics firm Arsenal Consulting found that a malicious software used by an attacker had planted an additional set...
A United States-based digital forensics firm has found that a malware was installed on prison rights’ activist Rona Wilson’s computer, two years before he...
On June 16, MediaNama conducted a telephonic interview with Etienne Maynier, a technologist at Amnesty International, who was part of the team that investigated...
At least nine Indian human rights activists, eight of whom have called for the release of eleven activists arrested in the Bhima Koregaon case,...
