Apple currently only able to detect Pegasus spyware in half of infected iPhones

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Pegasus Spyware Exploits iPhone Vulnerabilities, Many Cases Remain Undetected

iPhone maker Apple has been wary of the Pegasus spyware attacks for a while now but a new report says that it’s only able to detect 50% of all attacks. For those wondering, the Pegasus spyware is certainly a scary privacy threat that all iPhones are at risk of. If you don’t take the right measures, it ends up taking over your device. Similarly, it can access all private data stored inside. Moreover, some variants were able to activate cameras an…

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NSO's Pegasus spyware is one of the scariest privacy threats an iPhone owner can face: without you doing anything, the software can take over your phone, accessing almost all of your personal data, and some versions have even been able to activate cameras and microphones. Pegasus exploits zero-day vulnerabilities (security holes that Apple doesn't yet know about). The company has also added code to iOS that can detect when an iPhone has been com…

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Apple Can Only Identify Pegasus Spyware On 50% Of Infected IPhones

NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware is among the most alarming privacy threats facing iPhone users. It can take complete control of your device without any user action, accessing virtually all personal data stored on it. Some variants are even capable of activating cameras and microphones. Pegasus takes advantage of zero-day vulnerabilities—security flaws that Apple is unaware of. However, the tech giant has a strategy to combat this issue… Apple’s Effo…

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Apple currently only able to detect Pegasus spyware in half of infected iPhones

NSO’s Pegasus spyware is one of the most frightening privacy threats an iPhone owner can face. Without you taking any...