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Apple has launched a lawsuit against NSO group, the maker of the nation-state spyware

Pegasus, seeking a permanent injunction to prevent the spyware

maker from using any Apple product or service.

Israel-based company NSO Group develops Pegasus, which is Spyware that gives its government customers near complete access

to a target device, including their personal data, photos, messages, and precise location.

Many of those targeted, including journalists, activists, and human rights defenders,

received malicious links and text messages,

but Pegasus more recently has been able to silently hack iPhones without any user interaction.

In other news, India plans to introduce, evaluate and enforce a bill to prohibit all private cryptocurrencies in the country. That's according to a legislative

agenda for the winter session. The Indian government said

Tuesday evening that the proposed law will permit certain exceptions to

promote the underlying technology of

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