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Apple users urged to download Pegasus spyware flaw fix SAN FRANCISCO: Apple consumers were urged to upgrade their iPhones on Tuesday as the company announced a cure for a critical software weakness that allows the Pegasus malware to be installed on phones without the user having to do anything. While researching the phone of a Saudi activist, cybersecurity researchers at the Citizen Lab, a research center at the University of Toronto, discovered the weakness. Thousands of people are thought to have been targeted by the Israeli-made Pegasus software, which has been used to intercept the communications of activists, journalists, and even leaders of state, according to media sources. After Citizen Lab informed Apple about the flaw in its iMessage software on September 7, Apple stated Monday that it had "rapidly" developed a software repair. "Such attacks are highly complex, cost millions of dollars to develop, have a short shelf life, and are used to target specific persons,", the company said. Citizen Lab said it was urging people, "to immediately update all Apple devices" Since July, explosive disclosures that governments have spied on people using the massively invasive software produced by the NSO Group, a covert Israeli corporation, have reverberated around the globe. Pegasus can read a target's communications, look at their images, follow their activities, and even turn on their camera without the target's knowledge after it's installed on their phone. The bug Apple corrected on Monday is a "zero-click exploit," which means it can be installed on a device without the owner having to do anything more than click a button. To begin listening in on the target's conversations, less sophisticated spyware solutions typically required the target to click on a booby-trapped link or file. Citizen Lab believes the weakness, dubbed FORCEDENTRY, has been used to install Pegasus on devices since February 2021, if not earlier. It's a variation of a flaw in Apple's iMessage software that Citizen Lab discovered on the iPhones of nine Bahraini activists hijacked by Pegasus between June 2020 and February this year. "The soft underbelly of device security is popular messaging apps. They are on every device,", tweeted John Scott-Railton, a senior researcher at Citizen Lab who helped uncover the flaw. WhatsApp, whose owner Facebook is suing the NSO Group, was previously accused of being used to infiltrate phones via Pegasus. The security of messaging apps, "needs to be a top priority,", Scott-Railton added, urging his followers: "UPDATE YOUR APPLE DEVICES NOW. The business at the center of the affair, NSO, has denied any wrongdoing and emphasized that its software is only designed for use by law enforcement in the battle against terrorism and other crim ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQc4oUSZmAM

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Twenty years have passed since Al- Qaeda's terrorist strikes in the United States, yet the aftermath continues to be traumatic for Americans. On Saturday, the United States commemorates the 20th anniversary of 9/11 by withdrawing soldiers from Afghanistan, but national divisions — and, for President Joe Biden, political danger — are overshadowing any sense of finality. A whole generation has grown up since the morning of Sept 11, 2001. In the meantime, Osama bin Laden, the founder of Al-Qaeda, has been apprehended and slain. The Twin Towers have been replaced by a colossal new skyscraper that has risen above Manhattan. The final US forces flew out of Kabul airport less than two weeks ago, bringing the so-called "forever war" to a conclusion. Yet 9/11 never fully went away. The Taliban, who previously protected bin Laden, have retaken control of Afghanistan. The military strength of the United States has been humbled. Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged 9/11 mastermind, and four other men are still being held in Guantanamo Bay, nine years after charges were filed. Even the complete tale of how the attack took place is kept under wraps. Biden just ordered the release of secret FBI inquiry papers over the next six months last week. This will be a "heightened" anniversary for many Americans, according to Monica Iken-Murphy, who lost her 37-year-old husband Michael Iken in the World Trade Center. But for her, as for many other survivors, the pain has never wavered. "I feel like it just happened,", she told AFP. Simple, heartbreaking ceremonies will take place at each of the three locations where Al-Qaeda terrorists crashed packed planes, striking the cultural, financial, and political hearts of the United States, as they do every year. The majority of the nearly 3,000 fatalities, including people from all over the world, occurred at Ground Zero in New York, where they were killed in the initial blasts, jumped to their deaths, or just vanished in the inferno of the crumbling towers. An airplane ripped a blazing hole in the side of the superpower's military nerve center at the Pentagon. The third wave of hijackers crashed into a field in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, when passengers fought back, sending United 93 down before reaching its planned objective — most likely the US Capitol building in Washington, a short flight away. Biden and First Lady Jill Biden will stop at each of these places on Saturday to, "honor and memorialize the lives lost,", the White House said. This was supposed to be a pivotal event in Biden's nearly eight-month presidency. With the country still reeling from a Trump mob's assault on Congress when he took office in January, he promised Americans togetherness, and quitting Afghanistan against the backdrop of the ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2aNLWKA4zc