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I had the same question, and this article seems to at least attempt to answer this question referring to an ongoing legal case by several tech companies against
by peytoncasper 5y ago
I had the same question, and this article seems to at least attempt to answer this question referring to an ongoing legal case by several tech companies against NSO. Essentially, they're leveraging exploits in various apps (iMessage, WhatsApp, Gmail, etc) commonly found on phones to infect the end user.
So in essence, they're selling limited time exploits to load malware and I guess having to constantly find new exploits to sell. Hell of a business model for sure.
https://www.occrp.org/en/the-pegasus-project/how-does-pegasus-work https://www.occrp.org/en/the-pegasus-project/how-does-pegasu...
- herbst 5y agoThat sounds horrible, but thanks for the link! In that case it can't be as perfect as they claim, except they have a huge list of apps to target what very well could be the case. Edit:// Oh > including Gmail, Facebook, WhatsApp, FaceTime, Viber, WeChat, Telegram, Apple’s built-in messaging and email apps, and others.