New Delhi: Potential Potential Target Pegasus Including former Chairman of Jet Airways Naresh Goyal, Managing Director of Spicejet Ajay Singh and Ruai Prashant Group Essar, according to the list of the latest names released by the wire.
The list of leaks that have been analyzed by media partners from Pegasus Project Consortium, which reported this problem also included Rajeshwar Singh’s numbers, an officer of the senior enforcement directorate, and VK Jain, a former Indian administrative service officer who worked as a personal assistant of the Chairman of the Minister of Delhi Arvind Kejriwal.
In addition, the leak record contains details of the number of at least one official of each from PMO and Niti Aayog, the wire said.
Last week, the international media consortium reported that more than 300 cell phone numbers were verified, including two ministers, more than 40 journalists, three opposition leaders besides a number of people and activists in India, can be targeted to hack through the NSO Group Pegasus Spyware.
The government has denied all accusations of opposition in this matter.
Apart from Goyal, Ajay Singh and Ruia, the former head at Gail India B C Tripathi is also in the list of potential supervision targets, the cable reported.
This list also includes Vikram Kothari from Rotomac pen, his son Rahul, and C Sivasankaran, former Aircel promoter, the report said.
There are at least three business executives, working at a large company home, which is also on the list, he said.
The potential supervision target includes medium officials in the Adani Group, one individual who used to work with the Essar group and the previous one with Spicejet, said the wire.
V Balasubramanian, Long relating to the dependency industry, and n Seethuraman from Reliance there are groups, in the list of potential rearview mirrors, he said.
Two numbers, one for former Indian life insurance boss and the other for former executive director of Gujarat Narmada Valley fertilizer company also appeared in the list, wire said.
The leak list also contains at least five company executives related to the Indian Mutual Fund industry, including professionals from companies such as Franklin Templeton, Blackrock DSP and Oswal Motilal.
The report said that the leaked database analyzed by Pegasus Project contains several hundred numbers from India – it is believed to be an unknown person for unknown government clients from the NSO group that focuses on India – and includes several smartphones associated with it has an Israeli spyware trace accordingly Forensic analysis carried out by the security lab Amnesty International.
The NSO Group, who sells Pegasus to choose the government, say the company and its clients are not connected to the database in any way.