Hungarian official: Government bought, used Pegasus spyware
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A senior official in Hungary's governing party acknowledged for the first time on Thursday that the government purchased a powerful spyware tool, which was allegedly used to target journalists, businesspeople and an opposition politician.
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A senior official in Hungary's governing party acknowledged for the first time on Thursday that the government purchased a powerful spyware tool, which was allegedly used to target journalists, businesspeople and an opposition politician.
A Hungarian ruling party lawmaker acknowledged the Interior Ministry bought and used Pegasus surveillance software. While he said no laws were broken, minutes of a parliamentary meeting are classified until 2050.
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