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French government confirms cabinet ministers’ phones bore traces of Pegasus spyware, news outlet reports

The confirmation that Pegasus was directed against the ministers underscores the degree to which spyware developed by the Israeli company NSO Group has been used to penetrate the top reaches of a powerful democracy.
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