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      <video:description>Why not infect everyone? Pegasus is mercenary spyware. Expensive. Aimed at selected phones. Expensive exploits. Limited infrastructure. High-value targets. A patch can destroy an exploit&apos;s value. Not mass malware. Full episode: Pegasus Spyware: How Your Phone Gets Hacked Without a Click</video:description>
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      <video:description>Does Pegasus break encryption? It does not need to. Encryption protects data in transit. A compromised phone sees the message after decryption. Encryption intact. Endpoint compromised. The phone is the hole. Full episode: Pegasus Spyware: How Your Phone Gets Hacked Without a Click</video:description>
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      <video:description>Did you click a link? Messages. Microphone. Photos. Location. You never needed to click. Zero-click attacks software that processes incoming data automatically. For some Pegasus attacks, the target did nothing. Full episode: Pegasus Spyware: How Your Phone Gets Hacked Without a Click</video:description>
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