First Thing: Human rights activists, dissidents and journalists targeted by Pegasus spyware
Companies, agencies, institutions, etc
Guardian
NSO Group
Hopkins
Nissan
Confederate
the Guardian and Food and Water Watch
Hufcor
OpenGate Capital
the American Petroleum Institute
Google
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People
Loujain al-Hathloul
Biden
Ed Pilkington
The Bootleg Fire
Katie Hopkins
Carlos Ghosn
Michael Taylor
Peter
Jeff Bezos
Richard Branson
Tammy Baldwin
Chris McGreal
James Shackell
Groups
Israeli
Americans
Republicans
Texan
British
Physical locations
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Places
the White House
the Bootleg Fire
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Locations
Wisconsin
Saudi Arabia
the United Arab Emirates
UAE
America
Dallas
Texas
US
Oregon
California
Los Angeles
Australia
Sydney
Tokyo
Lebanon
Ghosn
Japan
Louisiana
Janesville
Monterrey
Mexico
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Summary
Plus: how laid-off workers in a Wisconsin factory refuse to accept their fateGood morning.Human rights lawyers, activists and dissidents across the globe were selected as possible candidates for invasive surveillance via their phones, leaked phone data suggests.The Guardian’s Pegasus project reveals that their mobile phone numbers appeared in leaked records, indicating they were selected prior to possible surveillance targeting by governmental clients of the Israeli company NSO Group, which developed the Pegasus spyware.NSO has repeatedly insisted that Pegasus is meant to be used only to spy on terrorists and serious criminals.
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