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Pegasus is a spyware tool created by Israeli cybersecurity company NSO Group that has been linked to multiple cases of human rights abuses and privacy violations. The software can infiltrate smartphones and collect data without the owner's knowledge or consent, and has allegedly been used to target journalists, activists, and political figures in multiple countries.

Despite ongoing debates about its ethics and legality, Pegasus remains a popular choice for governments and law enforcement agencies around the world. #NSOGroup has defended the software as a necessary tool in the fight against crime and terrorism, but the company has faced criticism and legal action from governments, human rights organizations, and affected individuals who argue that the tool is too invasive and dangerous.

In response to these concerns, several countries have banned or restricted the use of Pegasus software. However, the tool's ability to bypass many common security measures and its reported use by numerous governments suggest that it will likely remain a controversial and powerful tool in the world of cybersecurity for the foreseeable future.