Pegasus Spyware: so dangerous that it should be banned? OTW explains...

[@davidbombal]

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[@mydogsbutler]

It's extremely dangerous but the pegasus issue is largely a media red herring to avoid discussion of 5 eyes (14 eyes) epic global spying. Why western media don't like Pegasus is someone is cutting into their spying grass. Either end spying globally, including downscaling organizations like NSA, GHCQ, and Chinese, Russian and other large counterparts or a natural consequence is other countries will spy on the countries that lament about spying then hypocritically spy. Perhaps Pegasus democratization of spying will be a wake up call for the governments of 14 eyes nations. If foreign governments are tapping their own phones, like they have been doing ot others for decades, then maybe they will see why mass computer surveillance they'be been doing of foreign states is morally wrong. Mind you that's wishful thinking. What's more likely to happen is virtue signalling hypocrisy.

[@ishka3405]

How do you even find out if your phone is infected by pegasus?

[@Bloodywasher]

yep good old pegasus among I think there was one other big one. good ol' Mossad :)

[@jessen00001]

Funny.. see how easy it is to deactivate all google apps and try to go deep in your android with developer settings enabled. Try to disable google.android.gms.persistence So who is spying on you? Who does most governments work closely with?... But why be scared about someone spying on you if you not harming anyone?

[@jessen00001]

What about Palantir? The number one spy tool that the Government's are using today. This feels like a honeypot 😂

[@EchoMirage72]

When a government commissions anything for use, their justification is always "it will be used against our enemies" but invariably it will always be turned inwards against it's own people.

[@NickRogers-c8d]

The way it seems to generally work is >design weapon >use weapon against enemy >Enemy loses >"Now i have nobody to use this on" >Uses it on us

[@РумянаКаранджулова]

I AGREE ❤ FROM SOFIA, BULGARIA 🇧🇬

[@someone2324]

Privacy is one of the most fundamental human rights

[@CyberDevilSec]

❤Yes!

[@drTERRRORRR]

(US "Patriot Act" rolling on it like a tank)

[@sefzxm6486]

privacy is a facade

[@KJ-xt3yu]

And yet blanket geo location warrents are done almost every day with out legal ramifications, from the gov.... its by the gov....on the USA...by the USA orders..... 🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿

[@alfonzo7822]

​@@sefzxm6486definitely seems that way

[@greyether777]

When these two get together, it ALWAYS seems to end too soon....just can't get enough. Thanks guys!

[@РумянаКаранджулова]

❤❤❤ FROM SOFIA, BULGARIA 🇧🇬

[@gnagyusa]

We need to stop treating phones as secure devices. The mindset has to change. I don't keep any sensitive data on my phone, my cameras have tapes on them etc.

[@mrsmiley631]

What is a "secure device"? I was taught security is merely a state of mind.

[@JayzDog]

The problem is not Pegasus, it is phone makers that don’t let you install a proper firewall and a proper app locker.

[@corail53]

it can also be a problem with pegasus. Anyone can use it if you have the money (a lot of money as its license is around 600k for the base version).

[@Dzboss31]

Yes But you can control your phone with a rooted device and learn about android system

[@Stopinvadingmyhardware]

Pegasus attacks the hardware

[@RANSOME99]

I believe someone once said "you control the endpoint, you control the network?"

[@calebshotsauce]

@@RANSOME99 yeah like elliot from mr robot or something, maybe Otw

[@Blackwaterswamp]

Thinking that the government or corporations care, and are not one and the same, is foolish. There is no privacy period. Thanks for both of your work.

[@AjarnSpencer]

haha. many people think they do. But as you say, they do not

[@Upgraydde-yo-pitch]

But they’ll sell it to you 😂😂😂

[@random-user-handle]

Dear David and OTW, you guys together are amazing! Hope this collaboration will continue for a long time, because I’m looking forward to any new video you guys work on! Great job!

[@zaccampa4055]

It’s always a good time with David and OccupyTheWeb!

[@AjarnSpencer]

if you degoogle a vivi phone or a sony xperia z3 (deactivate and delete all google services from base android, and install a kali linux nethunter pkg and bye to android, flash the drive first, then you can protect yourself and even respond with an exploit

[@alsadekalkhayer7007]

Thank you, both of you for addressing this issue and educating us

[@davidbombal]

You're welcome! OTW has an amazing wealth of knowledge and it's great to have him share it with all of us! 😀

[@alsadekalkhayer7007]

​@@davidbombalalways looking forward for your videos 🙏🏻

[@РумянаКаранджулова]

❤❤❤ FROM SOFIA, BULGARIA 🇧🇬

[@РумянаКаранджулова]

​@@davidbombalTHANKS ❤❤❤ FROM SOFIA, BULGARIA 🇧🇬 ❤️ 💖 ❤

[@tigermoney8576]

Mann your community, the majority of IT community, David B, OTW, and etc all dropping diamond and gems!! Letting us know how to win!! We need more people like y’all mann!! God bless y’all!! We appreciate you David and OTW!!!

[@Xploitastic]

It's alarming to think about the misuse of tools like Pegasus spyware, especially when it comes to infringing on individual privacy and human rights. I'd say "unbelievable", but sadly... Its not.

[@AnbuReckz]

It was created for misuse

[@Noconstitutionfordemocrats1]

Misuse?

[@Italiangentleman2394]

I think bringing awareness to things like this is the first step to implementing policies to help protect privacy rights for people

[@anargaziev]

Dear Mr. Bomball and Mr. OccupyTheWeb, Thank you for educating us on these issues. I would like to kindly please you to teach us how we can technically detect such spywares on our phones? What lessons or tutorials should we learn in order to find out whether our phones are being spied? Please help us learning that great area of cyber security.

[@BU5TER288]

thats a great question i would also like the answer to

[@NathanielAgiftfromgod]

Yes!!!

[@AjarnSpencer]

wireshark type apps

[@camelotenglishtuition6394]

What's crazy is there are probably 10 or more that we don't know about. Great video David.

[@davidbombal]

That is a worry 😢

[@camelotenglishtuition6394]

@@davidbombal Agreed, one of the reasons I don't use anything made by Apple. Their code is dog s**t. 100% believe it's harder to pwn an android these days.

[@davidbombal]

@@camelotenglishtuition6394 OTW disagrees with you. And I think many other people do too and say that Android is more vulnerable.

[@camelotenglishtuition6394]

@David Bombal I understand, but I disagree with OTW over several things. I would ask specifically what you think makes ios stronger when it has so many issues. Specifically with webkit, unused features in code, poor code review, and also very slow patch times.

[@noahaxr3679]

Technical details aside, it's easier to make mistakes on an android because your phone allows you to. A lot of iOS security is designed around blocking you from compromising your device. Android doesn't tend to care beyond asking "Are you sure?"

[@Just_A_Tech.._]

Many thanks to you two David & OTW, your collaboration is always top-notch.👌 Keep up the good work. 🙏🙏

[@abdukantibye1777]

That was an awesome interview Dave. My best wishes to Neal, stay positive, fast 2 days at least a week exercise a lot , green diet , less sugar and red meat, a lot of water . Win your life back don’t give up and you will a champion in Golf as you are In Cybersecurity. All the best.

[@athan_s_maliakkal]

You and Occupy the web are a great combo for sure. Well done

[@maddogmattis-c2f]

OTW is the Best!

[@JamieTransNyc]

What we need are some huge Class-Action lawsuits against Apple and Google to give them an incentive to make more secure phones.... They will not respond to public pressure, they will only respond to financial pressure.

[@mikaellindqvist5599]

Google makes some of the most secure phones available given the right care. Its all about hardware.

[@RockG.o.d]

so what you want them to do? they patch as soon as it is found. They can't test every vulnerability in house.

[@waterillyowo9]

And Samsung

[@esmannr]

Getting a search warrant to surveil a subject should not include the use of a Stingray! All the phones in the area will connect to it. LEOs don't have a search warrant for everyone in the transceiver area!

[@esmannr]

@@Andrew-zy7jz Local LEOs can’t get one.

[@johnnylego807]

They have stuff way better than stingrays now. They also have CelleBrite. If they get your phone for even a second, they plug it in, and that’s all she wrote.

[@Upgraydde-yo-pitch]

Indeed but here’s the thing the patriot act that we allowed them to pass gave them all the authority they need without a warrant to listen to us post 9/11 given the name of the bill was a false narrative but whatever we only have ourselves to blame and the attitude of “if your not doing anything wrong you don’t have nothing to hide” what a bunch of morons

[@RobertJones-w5y]

I've had 13 years of this abuse. It's brutal. I'm glad you're talking about this.

[@Cl0uddStrife]

Both your content and OTW content are addictive-especially helpful to gain value when you’re hooked, though 🙌🏽

[@dalrob9969]

Back in the DOS days, PC Tools, did a program byte count of the code in a software product. If the scanner found a different number of code bytes, say less or more, than the original known ( size ) of the code including key, count, it would send up the red flag. Think about thar for a second. One way to detect key loggers is get your hard drive used information motion, type 100 words on notepad, the delete it, re read hard drive bytes used,if it's the same count after you erased it, that's good, but if now you drive says it's more than the count you first logged, say about the amount you typed in, I would suspect a keylogger installed. Keep a watchful eye on disk storage usage. It's a pain, but.

[@ozzman530]

Everytime you release one of these videos w/ OTW, I get the urge to change my career into cyber security. Thank you for continuing these conversations.

[@NathanielAgiftfromgod]

Same lol😂😂😂

[@rayb5204]

Thank you, David, for another brilliant video! I always feel just a little bit smarter, much more hungry and inspired to learn more. OTW's classes are top notch! You are the best! Cheers!!

[@cyberlizardcouk]

there should be a rule that all email client applications are required to run in a sandbox regardless of how thoroughly annoying this is.

[@sfurtado3]

As always thank you both so much for the content!! Amazing as always! Happy Father's day yall and all other fathers out there!

[@davidbombal]

Same to you! Thank you!

[@chkbroo]

thank you for bringing back OTW

[@ebooooo1213]

Thanks a lot David, awesome content as usual. I would love to see you interviewing Ryan Montgomery!

[@davidbombal]

Hopefully soon 😀

[@NunnayaR2B]

Thank you Most is far over my head(" I am learning a few things from your presentation,things I wondered about, some confirmed, and more questions to be fulfilled ("

[@Spitfire_Cowboy]

22:07 or you turn off mobile data while at home to prevent your device from connecting to the strongest signal.

[@AdrianKiel]

Random country buys Pegasus to track people: OH NO! Poles: First time?

[@xcoder1122]

It makes no sense to "ban" a spyware. No spyware can do anything, unless there is an exploit it can use to even get on the phone and every exploit is fixable. The problem is never the spyware, the problem is the existence of exploits, which vendors are not aware of or even worse, they are aware of but don't fix them. If you ban Pegasus but don't fix the exploits, then dozens of other spywares will use these exploits and once a spyware can install and run any software it wants on your phone, they are all the same. Pegasus cannot magically do things other spyware would not equally be capable of by just installing more code. If you fix all exploits Pegasus currently uses and they don't find any new ones, then there is no way they can install Pegasus behind your back on your phone, it's that simple. Then only you yourself can do that.

[@uhohspaghettios9966]

I am so happy to have found your channel. #1 favorite content! Thanks so much!

[@davidbombal]

Thank you so much! 😀

[@jasonpitts8395]

Another great video David. OTW is correct you do have the best YT channel for cyber

[@s1ked_416]

I agree with OTW, David Bombal is probably the best KZbin channel I have come across when it comes to updated information about security, when it comes to other stuff, in my opinion, I prefer John Hammond as my 2nd source for education, and Null Byte as my 3rd

[@Maxspert]

How effective is Pegasus malware on linux phones,I know they are not many linux phones but will have the same effect like on apple and android phones?

[@zanyaboutit]

Thanks David Bombal, just one quick request. Next time you interview OTW, can you ask about the release date of 'cyberwarrior handbook'?, because I already have read all his other books.

[@KristopherNoronha]

Thanks for the upload! I know most of the stuff discussed, but it was interesting to be able to confirm my understanding was correct. I hope such videos get more attention and people stop clicking on links outside a sandbox, at the very least!

[@AjarnSpencer]

indeed, and it’s also good to hear other peoples take on it, even though it align with what one has already understood, it’s nice to hear somebody else explain it from their way of explaining

[@Radical9535]

I did not realize sting rays were still legal for law enforcement to use!

[@Gr8Poseidon]

For those that can’t get their hands on pegagus, we have STORM BREAKER

[@grinecosta322]

Thank you so much for the great content and this was one of the best

[@davidbombal]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@TheSmallRabbit]

Regards Pegasus if its sending messages back to servers would this traffic not end up detected by BOT activity security? I wounder if Zscaler et al could detect this malicious communication from the device to identify it as compromised?

[@kevinvandeford5562]

Another sleek way thats kind of a no-click , that people can use is Stenography , it's basically a way of embedding malware into certain types of files but mostly Photos like png . Img . ect and it makes it at least less suspicious and more susceptible to being clicked on , but it's also more likely to be blocked or detected by antivirus software , but it's definitely effective if you can send it to someone as a photo of something and essentially opening up the different places you could send it , like through a text message or even in a social networking app or chat

[@therealb888]

It's worth mentioning that privacy and open source groups actively reject AVs. It may turn out being effective against them :(.

[@adrianalexandrov7730]

you're talking about "steGAnography". Stenography is a way of fast typing

[@kevinvandeford5562]

@@adrianalexandrov7730 thanks , yeah the auto correct fucked me up

[@tercmd]

But those don't actually execute easily. You have to run software to extract the executable from the image file. Unless there is a vulnerability in a piece of software that leads to the execution of that, it doesn't help at all

[@micheleestep369]

​@@therealb888lmfao li

[@therealb888]

This couldnt have been timed before! Pegasus was my blindspot.

[@cajunphilippine]

I am educated every time I open your channel. Thank you, David and OTW. Excellent presentation as always when you and OTW are grouping up fantastic knowledge.

[@davidbombal]

Great to hear that Leroy! OTW is amazing 😀

[@michaellevi8905]

הפרשן שכח להזכיר שבגרסה האחרונה של פגסוס..היה פשוט ניתן להשתלט על הסמרטפון ללא לחיצה על כלום!

[@rdwnabdi5778]

Welcome back Master OTW Thnkz both of u ...

[@AbdullahKhan-ys3ik]

we all love our great teacher, doing a great job and educating about digital era and talking about privacy that is core thing for human society .

[@JacuzziFlats]

Super insightful, never knew this type of spyware or stingray! Still my biggest concern is just as Occupy mentioned, big bro sniffing around your web activity, tweaking your feed. Given that there isn't much one should worry if they aren't breaking any laws, the simply thought of it could induce serious paranoia. Lets be real here, if someone can push specific content to your feed is kinda scary man. I get the marketing pov, but i miss the internet from early 2000s. anywho, solid content!!

[@kentallard1881]

Lol,Love how he's right,He said there's really no way to scan for any of these because when hackers catch wind that you're on to them they jump ship.

[@AvatiLabs]

Thank you David and OTW, for making people aware of this super powerful and irresponsible weapon against the people and our basic rights. This content is super important.

[@CyberDevilSec]

Otw if you read this. I have read your book before you came on David's show. ❤ It was in my local library and that means a lot

[@videshx818]

I think, pagasus can't be used on non-android button phones. Keep multiple phones with different sim cards.

[@jasonmoosha7897]

Legendary thanks David. From south Australia at work chatting about u Chanel interesting hey many people watching u Chanel

[@lucianjohr5569]

Top content David....Love the videos you collaborate with OTW.

[@altx.gnz4283]

This is real content!!! Thanks David and OTW sharing all your knowledge.

[@RusslerSabeles]

David I luv all your shows specially the ones with occupied the web as yous even taught me how 2 boot kali 2 my lap top im a beginner & use explain things so easy and simple that I can understand so for the beginners that just starting and want 2 learn Dave Bombal you tube Chanel is my Number 1 luv you bro & thank you...🎉😊❤

[@360Production.Services]

Why isn't it stopped by firewalls or detected by router software?

[@indilucy9141]

the sms is a usual attempt, you should update this story as nso has a new 0 click by physically calling the phone with just music . the owner answers the call to hear music while they hack the phone

[@Yadlina]

Thats interesting. Do you have further information for this kind of attack?

[@rupertwellington3744]

No they don't because it is BS. Whether they are trolling or they arent smart enough to realize the actual way they take over your phone is FAR FAR easier than that.

[@robsmith2936]

[copy]Emojis convey what words can’t. Have you ever received a text message that ended with a period? Now, imagine the same sentiment expressed with an exclamation point … or better yet, an emoji. “I can’t wait.” vs “I can’t wait!” vs “I can’t wait 😁”

[@dustinhxc]

Loving these occupy the web videos David!!!!!

[@NameName-rk6ov]

My iphone has been having these issues. I deleted the email associated with that account and it locked my iphone. This should completely disable messaging but it turns on by itself when I turn I off. Also my voicemail box was set up Andi purposely didn't activate it. I need help but I don't know what to do as the police want proof... But proof they understand apparently. Any advice would be so grateful

[@juanitalerssen7335]

would it be possible to investigate malware and resend it to the originator by working on the device in a faraday cage and send it when you remove the device from the cage?

[@AddySecuritySandbox]

That would be great a technical demostration of Eternal blue ! we will wait for the session David,

[@graymanconcepts6404]

For those not familiar with EquationGroup, that is (in large) the NSA.

[@_v0id309]

You guys together are best ❤❤❤, amazing video ❤❤❤

[@mason35715]

Always a treat. Thank you so much

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Derrick!

[@RomanHold]

When I got a device that monitors my data usage (up and down) in the upper right hand corner, bc it is integrated in my custom Rom and I'm not doing anything, then "sb listening to my mic or taking pictures/a video of me" (I got stickers), will result in data usage, which I will notice eventually.

[@waterandafter]

Could no-click malware piggybacked onto phone updates sent out by a carrier?

[@RyanETX]

I'm pretty sure any apps or system updates can be poisoned. Any executible code...

[@oicfas4523]

I was staying at a hotel one time and overnight the first night, I got an alert that my phone had used 50GB of mobile data. If I recall correctly, I had tried to join a wireless network at the airport that was not successful. Always wondered what the heck it was that happened. I figure either my phone was hacked and they got all my pics including nudes lol. Or the only other possibility is that I fell asleep as I was browsing a web page that had some videos and things playing, and maybe that stupid website was downloading crap ads and videos all night.

[@idan678]

I was really curious and just thought about it today about how is that even legal use 0 days or 0 clicks vuln's against targets because it basically sell black hat service as a legit company.. so i was really confused by that.. (I'm Israeli myself and it was really interesting to understand those things)

[@JamesJohnAgar]

So if they are using a stingray and someone is outside using their mobile, does that mean they can fake their location/falsify their location to make it look like you are somewhere else, like if someone mysteriously vanishes?

[@FinP-nf3vp]

That's an interesting question

[@TheAceTroubleshooter]

They dont need a "stingray" or femptocell like they talk about in the video. I can do that with a piece of hardware like a hackRF very easy

[@slumb3rx]

Hey David first im learning from you and your videos for years and I'm fascinating by social engineer you have any recommendation on specific place that i can learn more about this skill and upgrade my self bit more?

[@Cyb3r-Kun]

hay could you do a practical example of how to set up a subnet. I looked up a few tutorials but they all only explain the theory and how tlit works with IP but no practical examples of how to set it up on routers

[@predatorsecurityanddefense5753]

Thanks for the video. I have known about this technology for a while and even had a tech demonstrate it on one of our instructors phone. Question...if you ditch that smartphone and get a different handset is Pegasus transfered to the new one. Or would that agency have to target the new handset and infect it? Thankyou!!

[@RicoSandoval-wz4zp]

What digital forensic tool can we use to locate Pegasus on a cell phone?

[@Rightly_Divided]

Good Luck

[@exintrovert1337]

Look up MVT by the Amnesty International Security Lab. Not guaranteed though

[@therealcsing]

These types of laundry rooms are standard if you rent your flat. If you own your flat you usually have the washy things inside your flat.

[@flipflop82ful]

I'm reverting back to rotary dial phones

[@7YBzzz4nbyte]

The copper lines have been removed, and the phone exchange have been digitised, so there aren't any such rotary phones anymore. You probably have to revert to pencil and paper.

[@QuarterZone]

Looking forward to Occupy the web talking On the AIGC era we are living in & how it impacts different Cybersecurity Fields

[@doc_mars]

Hi.Thanks for very in-depth video. If I have installed a distro such as arch linux on MY phone, then access still be gained to your phone?

[@annasirne197]

Thank you for the guest. Amazing video.

[@judo25]

there are some tools that can find the pegasus inside of mobiles , ( verification mobil tool ) mvt

[@doc_mars]

Hi.Thanks for very in-depth video. If I have installed a distro such as arch linux on your phone, then access still be gained to your phone?

[@ShotTheoryPB]

100%, one of the best traits one can have working in a technician role is to have the ability to explain seemingly complex concepts in simple terms that executives can understand. * know your audience.

[@RockG.o.d]

I think the better option is basic devices which do a couple of things you need securely.

[@MP-cb7zk]

Great segment! Just curious, is there a tool/app that I can install on either my laptop (connected to my mobile device via USB) or on my mobile that will reveal spyware that has been installed on my mobile device? I take it that something like Pegasus isn't detectable through consumer based anti-virus software. Thank you to you both.

[@NathanielAgiftfromgod]

Just interested in reply😊

[@cleft_3000]

Same

[@Abdullah-wh6ge]

Great video many many thanks @David

[@davidbombal]

You're very welcome!

[@SiddhantEkale]

I think if you could do a simple video on how to raise the bar for personal devices INFOSEC, that would be amazing! Just a tutorial would be awesome, and then maybe followed up with literature. I have a hard time explaining to my entire family that protecting your digital identity is one of THE most important things to do in today's day and age! I love both of your videos.

[@PISSEDOFF-MADABOUTIT60]

Guys great show, more info then I can wrap my head around. Will be listening more.

[@HillbillyIslandLife]

I had it, or something similar, used on my phone back in 2019. My ex's baby daddy was involved in the Cartel in Cbus, Ohio. About 8 months before he got busted, I noticed my phone, my hirls phone, and her sons phone was acting strangly and possibly hacked. I informed her ex of this while dropping her son off one day. Then, all of the sudden. I had several cars following me and my phone was torally acting weird! I was being followed by some group. I think it was the FBI because they busted the Columbus Police Cartel Unit for being crooked about 8 months after her ex was arrested by the Cartel Unit 😮 So, im a believer and i know what they did to me was illegal because i wasnt involved in anything criminal. This needs to stop because it was incredibly frightening!! Good Show guys!

[@alisenjary]

Thank you David i waiting this video 😊 many thanks

[@davidbombal]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@CyberDevilSec]

Always love to listen to otw and David!!

[@jithendrareddy7108]

Hello @David Network Basics for Hackers is not yet available in India yet😢

[@davidbombal]

That's a pity 😢 I purchased mine from Amazon in the UK, but didn't know it wasn't available in India.

[@enkephalin07]

A security vulnerability deliberately implemented by the system and software developers couldn't be called "0-Day", could it? Is there another term for it? Regionally distributed smartphones manufactured and OSes developed by Chinese companies may pass security screening now, but could they be conditionally compromised?

[@woodenstick3517]

Keep it going David !👍

[@Alain9-1]

Morocco did nothing against France president yesterday Europe denied totally those allegations

[@KOLSI_KOLSI]

Said this on Twitter it needs a repeat,Thank you for the birthday courses.

[@dronefish9629]

One of the best OTW videos. Thanks.

[@punch3n3ergy37]

Maybe also do a deep-dive on what Malware is out there for Android. I'd be interested in that. Also what to do to protect against that type of malware.

[@pocketchangeinvestments6049]

yes my exact thoughts!

[@gayshawndayleequeef1946]

not until its been out for atleast 6yrs and nobody uses it anymore because its old news.

[@johnsheikh3831]

Sadly if you are a target of one of these attacks of the new version of Pegasus not much you can do in today day inn age

[@RGBAnarchy]

One of those pegasus devs now sells secure phones with Eric Prince (blackwater fame, interview is on the Shawn Ryan show)

[@GoogelDeepMind2024]

The Term (ZERODAY) hence the name (ODAY) meaning that you have "ZERO TIME" to respond to the attack.

[@suyashpriyadarshi4297]

Another great episode by OTW 🎉