That said, if you want peace of mind - just in case - here's what you need to do, along with installing the iOS update.ĭownload and install iMazing's app on your Mac or PC ![]() To be clear, the odds of your iPhone or iPad being infected by the Pegasus spyware are low. While's there probably little chance a government entity would install Pegasus on your iPhone to monitor your activities, if you are curious, there's a free tool that allows you to check your iPhone or iPad with a few clicks. ![]() Pegasus was originally designed and is marketed by its creator the NSO Group to monitor criminals and terrorists.Īpple with an iPhone security patch in iOS 14.8 in September closed a vulnerability reportedly exploited by invasive spyware built by NSO Group. That includes text messages, emails and even recording phone calls. The spyware can be remotely installed on a target's iPhone or iPad, granting the person or organization who installed it full access to the device and all the data it holds - without the owner taking any action. Apple said it is seeking to protect its users from "further abuse and harm" with a permanent injunction to ban NSO Group from using the iPhone maker's hardware, software or devices, Apple said in a release. In the ongoing battle between Apple and the Pegasus spyware, the iPhone maker today said it was suing the NSO Group - the maker of surveillance software.
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