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Advanced spyware attacks targeting journalists, activists, and political dissidents are becoming increasingly common across the world. Recent investigations revealed that sophisticated spyware tools like Paragon’s Graphite were able to compromise phones through zero click attacks, meaning victims did not even need to open a message or tap a malicious link to become infected.

Modern spyware can access messages, calls, photos, microphones, cameras, and even real time location data, effectively turning smartphones into full surveillance devices. Security researchers now warn that these attacks are no longer isolated incidents but part of a broader global surveillance trend affecting civil society, media, and high risk individuals across multiple regions.

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