Pegasus
Coverage of Pegasus in the Nexus archive.
- Why Israel is a friend of budding autocrats around the world
The article details how Israel's surveillance and arms industries, particularly NSO Group, sell spyware like Pegasus to governments globally, including Panama, to advance political interests. It highlights Shalev Hulio's 2013 diplomatic visit to Panama during NSO Group's Pegasus sale and ties these activities to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's regime, which uses such tools to meddle in elections and maintain diplomatic leverage.
- Moroccan intelligence insider reveals widespread use of Pegasus hacking software
A former Moroccan intelligence service member revealed that Moroccan security services used Pegasus spyware from 2017 to target journalists, human rights defenders, French politicians, and Spanish cabinet ministers and police officers.
- Is the EU competitiveness push stuck in the European parliament?
The EU's competitiveness initiative faces challenges in the European Parliament, and a Greek former MEP was targeted by Pegasus spyware during their investigation into the software.
- Someone infected a spyware probe overseer with spyware
The European Parliament's PEGA Committee discovered that substitute member Stelios Kouloglou, a Greek journalist and former European Parliament member, was infected with Pegasus spyware twice in 2022 and 2023, as revealed by the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab. The infections occurred during critical phases of the committee's work on spyware abuses, highlighting failures to implement its own recommendations.
- Spyware found on phone of European Parliament member probing it
Stelios Kouloglou, a member of the European Parliament's committee investigating abuses of commercial spyware, was infected with Pegasus twice during his service, according to researchers.
- Nasa plans robotic mission to save ageing space telescope
NASA is launching a robotic mission to rescue the ageing Swift space telescope from atmospheric re-entry. The mission, developed by startup Katalyst, involves a robot retrieving the telescope and moving it to a stable orbit to prevent destruction. Launch was delayed due to weather, with a new attempt scheduled for July 1.
- Cypriot natural gas could start flowing from ExxonMobil's discoveries by 2033
ExxonMobil and QatarEnergy plan to start natural gas production by 2033 from two undersea deposits in Cyprus' exclusive economic zone, with gas likely transported via pipeline to Egypt for liquefaction. The deposits, Glaucus and Pegasus, hold an estimated 7 trillion cubic feet of gas, and the companies aim to expand exploration in the region.
- Israeli spyware firm targeted Whatsapp users despite US court order
An Israeli spyware firm, NSO Group, targeted WhatsApp users in Jordan and Lebanon with malicious links despite a US court order prohibiting such actions. Meta reported spear phishing attempts and test accounts by NSO Group, which was previously barred from targeting WhatsApp users after a 2025 court case.
- Lunar Outpost has big plans for the moon. The new Pegasus lunar rover is just the start
Lunar Outpost, a space technology company, is advancing lunar exploration with the development of its Pegasus rover. The Pegasus represents the company's initial offering in what appears to be an ambitious roadmap for moon-based operations and infrastructure.