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EU Politicians Investigate Pegasus Spyware, Phone Incident Reported

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Citizen Lab, the cybersecurity research unit of the University of Toronto, has released new findings that expose a sophisticated cyber‑attack campaign targeting European institutions. The research, which details the methods and potential impact of the intrusion, was presented to the European Parliament where a member of the Parliament publicly condemned the operation as “a direct attack on the rule of law.”

The findings outline how state‑aligned actors have deployed advanced malware to infiltrate critical systems across several EU member states, compromising sensitive data and threatening the integrity of public administration. Citizen Lab’s analysis shows the attackers’ use of zero‑day vulnerabilities and covert communication channels, underscoring the growing sophistication of cyber‑espionage and sabotage efforts aimed at undermining democratic governance.

In response, European lawmakers are calling for tighter cybersecurity regulations and enhanced cooperation among member states to safeguard the rule of law. The new evidence is expected to influence policy discussions on digital resilience and the protection of critical infrastructure in the coming months.

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