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iMessage, Apple Music used by NSO Pegasus to attack journalist iPhones
Amnesty International has detailed evidence showing some of the ways NSO’s Pegasus spyware tool infiltrated the iPhones of journalists and activists, by using weaknesses in Apple’s software including an iMessage zero-click 0-day vulnerability.
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