How NSO Group's Pegasus spyware was found on Jamal Khashoggi's fiancée's phone. | FRONTLINE
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Publicado 2021-07-18
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The investigation is coordinated by the journalism nonprofit Forbidden Stories, with technical support from Amnesty International’s Security Lab.
Washington Post reporter Dana Priest is one of more than 80 journalists from 17 media organizations working on the collaboration, known as “The Pegasus Project.” She traveled to Turkey to verify if Pegasus had been used to surveil Khashoggi’s fiancée, Hatice Cengiz. NSO Group says its spyware is used to fight terrorism and serious crimes, and that its technology was not associated in any way with Khashoggi’s murder.
This reporting is part of an upcoming FRONTLINE documentary produced with Forbidden Stories to air on PBS.
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Todos los comentarios (21)
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Edward Snowden warned about this...
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Man-made digital security will be always vulnerable to the next smarter hacker.
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Sounds like the entire world is going to be an occupied territory soon.
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Best journalism on tv. How many times you hear non profit journalism. Frontline and PBS are amazing. Thank you
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It's so adorable that Apple users think their devices are hack proof.
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Phone manufacturing company should add a manual key to disconnect microphone,camera & gps.
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Will Lyman hands down one of the best narrators
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Obviously we only know what the media has reported about her, but I have been strangely moved by her poise and demeanor throughout what must be a horrific event in her life. She is clearly a strong and principled individual who has experienced a great loss at the hands of distorted, rich, and very powerful men!
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To show you how good PBS is you need look no farther than here in Texas to where PBS stations have disappeared almost completely over the last 20 years. Thank you PBS for allowing me to watch you online.
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This will be a good one, thank you frontline always the best journalism in the business. Very in depth coverage.
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Khashoggi we will never forget what they have done.
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Who watches the watchers, when they have no soul they cannot watch themselves……
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It's time for this company to start answering questions. They are selling their warez to criminals and should be held accountable. If they fail to respond then their corporate office should be left as a smoldering hole in the ground.
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Frontline is pure gold. I just click, no questions asked.
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No Iphone users were harmed in this video
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The Smarter the phone the more hackable it is! 📵 Boy, do I miss my flip phone with an expandable antenna 😁
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Not really surprise 🤷🏻♀️. Hopefully this ladies are safe 🙏🏼💝
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Thank you Frontline.
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You can bet your bottom dollar that Apple and Microsoft are in Cahoots with NSO the developers of Pegasus .
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Oh Patriot Act, how adorable.
