Supreme Court says ‘inconclusive’ if Pegasus malware found on devices
Thursday, 25 August 2022newsdesk
The Supreme Court Thursday said there was no “conclusive” proof to show the presence of Pegasus spyware in the 29 phones examined by the court-appointed technical committee.
New Delhi, 25 August 2022
As per news report of The Indian Express, a bench led by Chief Justice of India N V Ramana went through the three-part report submitted by the committee, which found malware or poor cyber hygiene in five of the phones, but could not conclude that it was Pegasus.
Source - The Indian Express
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