Oh look, Pegasus spyware! The only known usage of it is to spy on critics and oppositions.
And PAP dumped millions of tax money to procure the usage of Pegasus.
NSO group's Pegasus is the most famous one, there is also QuaDream, which our government is a customer of
https://www.reuters.com/technology/...y-second-israeli-spy-firm-sources-2022-02-03/ Over the years, QuaDream and NSO Group employed some of the same engineering talent, according to three people familiar with the matter. Two of those sources said the companies did not collaborate on their iPhone hacks, coming up with their own ways to take advantage of vulnerabilities.
Several of QuaDream's buyers have also overlapped with NSO's, four of the sources said, including Saudi Arabia and Mexico - both of whom have been accused of misusing spy software to target political opponents.
One of QuaDream's first clients was the Singaporean government, two of the sources said, and documentation reviewed by Reuters shows the company's surveillance technology was pitched to the Indonesian government as well. Reuters couldn't determine if Indonesia became a client.
Mexican, Singaporean, Indonesian and Saudi officials did not return messages seeking comment about QuaDream.
The fact that there is already 16.6.1 which provides the security patch makes it safe. There is no system out there that is vulnerability proof, the whole idea is about mitigation in a timely fashion. If you really want it to be safe, keep it SWITCHED OFF forever.
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