The Pegasus tool enabled “zero-click” attacks that could infect devices without any user interaction, a capability governments allegedly used to surveil journalists, dissidents and activists worldwide.
Making the announcement on Friday, Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary (PS) Korir Sing’oei revealed that the government of China had offered to spearhead the construction project as a mark of appreciation for the 60 years that the two countries have enjoyed a close diplomatic relationship.
The notification informed the user they were likely being targeted specifically “because of who you are or what you do,” and urged them to take it “seriously.”
On March 2, 2017, Mexican journalist Cecilio Pineda took out his mobile phone and in a Facebook live broadcast spoke about alleged collusion between state and local police and the leader of a drug cartel. Two hours later, he was dead – shot at least six times by two men on a motorcycle. It was […]
