Abhisit's Cellphone Likely to Be Tracked by Pegasus Spyware
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Thai Spyware Alerts on Opposition Leaders’ Phones Prompt Demands for Probe
Two Thai opposition leaders are demanding the government disclose whether state agencies targeted political leaders with spyware ahead of a December no-confidence debate, days after Apple Inc. software flagged attempted attacks on their phones.
Abhisit admitted that Apple sent a personal alert via his iPhone, indicating it was a target of the "Pegasus" spyware family. He insisted that initial checks had not revealed any data breaches and hoped the government was not involved in this rights violation.
Two opposition leaders receive alerts about spyware on their phones as ministers deny involvement
Apple warns Abhisit and Nattapong of spyware attacks. Government admits past requests to buy Pegasus but denies involvement. With a December censure debate looming, ministers seek answers. No successful hacking has been confirmed. Security chiefs prepare to act.
Abhisit reveals his iPhone was a target of spyware.
Abhisit's cellphone likely to be tracked by Pegasus spyware
By Thai Newsroom Reporters DEMOCRAT leader Abhisit Vejjajiva said today (Nov.2) his cellphone would likely be tracked real-time by a Pegasus spyware but he would not be seriously worried about it. Abhisit, a former prime minister, said he was alerted by Apple Inc. of the Pegasus spyware being covertly installed on his cellphone for […]
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