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Forest Paris Saint Germain, Nasser Al-Khelaifi, has also become a target for cyberattacks. Spyware Pegasus claimed to threaten him as well.
The Pegasus spyware attack is in the international spotlight. Hacking software made by the Israeli company, NSO Group, was used as a so-called super-sophisticated eavesdropping tool.
Pegasus can detect locations, conversation messages, e-mails, and record them with the camera remotely. And that is what Al-Khelaifi is said to have experienced.
The PSG boss, who is also a Qatari businessman, was reported by French media The world become the target of attack Spyware Pegasus Two of his phone numbers are said to have entered the device’s system.
beIN Media Sport, a company owned by Al-Khelaifi, said that this had happened many times. Being a hacking attack is claimed to be the PSG boss’s daily food.
“Malicious hacking and threats to our business and our people are a shocking everyday reality for our group,” said beIN Media Group.
“We have been aware of cyberattacks against beIN Sports and its employees by certain entities for years. During this time, beIN has joined forces with legal advocates and many international organizations to fight piracy and uphold the rule of law.”
“However, sophisticated attacks on our group’s interests and reputation are also characterized by smear campaigns, commercial sabotage, false lawsuits, and cyberattacks against our chairman. These are just a few of the daily threats to our business and our people. completely illegal. This is not a political affair, often purely commercial espionage against beIN,” their statement read.
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