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What to do with a Pegasus type spyware application infection?

Geoffrey Whall over 2 years ago

I have evidence which suggests my phones have been compromised with Pegasus or a similar application.

Not really sure where to start with this.

It's not government sponsored, this appears to be private sector in my opinion.

Does Sophos have the ability to analyse my phones or can you recommend what I should do?

I won't go into detail here but will do privately if required

Based in Thailand currently

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0 GlennSen over 2 years ago

Hi Geoffrey Whall,

Can you confirm if you have Sophos mobile installed on your phone? Are you using Windows Mobile? more details about the said spyware can be found here.

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0 RichardP over 2 years ago

are we talking VOIP phones in an office or mobile devices?

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0 Geoffrey Whall over 2 years ago in reply to GlennSen

hi

I have intercept X installed, I also had McAfee, lookout, none of them detected anything, I also tried Malwarebytes and actually all the major programs.

First device was a Samsung note 8

second device is a note 10, the note 8 I've kept hidden and it still shows some evidence of tampering such as firmware errors in the recovery boot, and listening on the network using the system account to which Google advised is not possible.

i can't view the network stats on the Android 11, so I don't have that evidence. however I have discovered my data which only existed on the note 10 device on a laptop that belonged to a so called "friend"
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0 Geoffrey Whall over 2 years ago in reply to RichardP

hi these are Android devices, see my reply to the previous question for additional info
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