Pedro Sánchez discusses Pegasus hack of his phone on a podcast

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Pedro Sánchez spoke on Jordi Wild's podcast about the hacking of his mobile phone, revealed in 2022 after a Citizen Lab report on the use of Pegasus against politicians and members of Catalan society. The government then announced that Sánchez's iPhone had been infected and that more than 2.6 GB of information had been stolen. Sánchez confirmed the attack, dissociated it from Morocco and downplayed the significance of the device's contents.

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Sánchez confirmed on the podcast that his phone was hacked and that he reported it to the Audiencia Nacional.
According to the government, more than 2.6 GB of information was stolen from the president's iPhone.
Sánchez dissociated the attack from Morocco and said Pegasus is an Israeli system.

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Pedro Sánchez discusses Pegasus hack of his phone on a podcast

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