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Nothing wrong in using Pegasus for security: SC
April 30, 2025
|The Morning Standard
THE government possessing the Pegasus spyware for security purposes is not wrong, the Supreme Court said on Tuesday.
THE government possessing the Pegasus spyware for security purposes is not wrong, the Supreme Court said on Tuesday. Allegations of it being used against private individuals can be looked at, it added.
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