Pegasus Spyware Detected on Khashoggi's Fiancée's Phone

An investigation has confirmed the presence of Pegasus spyware on the phone of Jamal Khashoggi's fiancée. This spyware, developed by NSO Group, is known for its use in state-sponsored surveillance. The inquiry, led by journalist Dana Priest, is part of a broader effort by a consortium of journalists and supported by Amnesty International’s Security Lab. The investigation aims to determine the extent of surveillance on Khashoggi's fiancée following his assassination in 2018. The findings are part of a documentary being produced by FRONTLINE and Forbidden Stories, set to air on PBS. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about the misuse of spyware against individuals connected to high-profile cases. The current status of the investigation is ongoing, with further details expected to emerge from the documentary.

Key Points: • Pegasus spyware was found on the phone of Jamal Khashoggi's fiancée. • The investigation is supported by Amnesty International’s Security Lab. • A documentary on the findings will be produced by FRONTLINE and Forbidden Stories.