Coverage dated May 8, 2023

EU lawmakers warn of Hungary, Poland spyware abuses

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BRUSSELS (AP) — European Union lawmakers investigating the use of Pegasus spyware against opposition politicians and journalists on Tuesday raised deep concern about abuses in Hungary and Poland and lamented a lack of cooperation with their inquiry.

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    EU lawmakers warn of Hungary, Poland spyware abuses (opens WHEC Rochester)

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    BRUSSELS (AP) — European Union lawmakers investigating the use of Pegasus spyware against opposition politicians and journalists on Tuesday raised deep concern about abuses in Hungary and Poland and lamented a lack of cooperation with their inquiry.

  2. Fox News

    EU lawmakers probing Pegasus spyware concerned over abuses in Hungary, Poland (opens Fox News)

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    European Union lawmakers probing Pegasus spyware are concerned over Hungary and Poland's lack of cooperation with the inquiry.

  3. The Times of Israel

    EU lawmakers urge bloc-wide curbs on use of Israeli Pegasus spyware (opens The Times of Israel)

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    Special European Parliament committee calls for punishment for those who used software to spy on politicians and journalists; recommends setting up lab to help those targeted

  4. The Guardian

    EU urged to tighten spyware safeguards in wake of Pegasus revelations (opens The Guardian)

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    Non-binding vote bans surveillance software after concluding Hungary and Poland used it to track journalists and opponents

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