group a clear message it's suing the company for developing pegasus to specifically hack into people's devices through that messaging app the listening posts monocular avi now on the growing surveillance threat against journalists and the malware of choice for the governments involved. imagine it's late on a sunday night the end of your weekend. and you get this message. from the group. johns out railton i'm the senior researcher at the citizen lab at the university of toronto in canada the citizen lab works on tracking internet threats against civil society i am lately familiar with your work in this message concerns a specific digital threat that we believe you face i would like to set a quick time to chat again i apologize for the strangeness of such a contact unfortunately resolutely. the message came to journalists should plan to charge 3 in early october charlie works in india's eastern region the site of a long running leftist insurgency a movement the indian government calls the country's single biggest internal security threat in addition to reporting events that he has set up

and it is dangerous so pegasus is incredibly invasive technology. and develop i'd say really within the last 10 years as a growing industry for law enforcement intelligence agencies to get inside people's devices if you get inside somebodies mobile device you effectively see a window into everything having to do with their world their movements or social relationships even their most private communications even those with her and him encrypted you can turn on the microphone a camera captured sound and of course track somebody because of the g.p.s. so this is extraordinarily powerful surveillance technology there's no such thing as perfect security it's a constant cats and mouse we've got the tech companies conducting massive violence on us and exploiting us and our data we've got hackers who are selling. dangerous cyber weapons to try and get access to people's stuff and we've got governments who for power and control want to know everything about us the way this technology works it's mel meant to be stealthy obviously if you're going to ring alarm

the exoplanet they spotted is located in the pegasus constellation it was named $51.00 pegasi be. the discovery i should in a new era of astronomical research but we still don't know all that much about these distant worlds vicki of this mission is no taking a closer look at exoplanets. ideas about planet formation used to be based on what we knew about our solar system but that all changed with the discovery of planets orbiting other sun like stars the 1st exoplanet to be identified was 51 pegasi be it's a gas giant like jupiter. but unlike jupiter it's so close to its sun that its orbit takes just 4 days. it's now been established that there are even planets that orbit 2 stars. nasa maintains a list of confirmed exoplanets they already number well over 4000. enter key ops the space telescope will study exoplanets in the earth to neptune size range and will use a method called ultra high precision transit for tom. trait to measure their size. is a follow up question it's not a discovery mission so capps is not looking at hundreds thousands of styles with the idea to does it more

the female footballers of the pegasus club.ch, rama guweily, played for the egyptian national team. she says the experience was often rough. rama: no one said anything nice when i was on the national team. when we trained, we played against the boys. it was l like a war. if i outsmarted one of them, they would often foul me. in their view, girls don't outsmart boys, and no boy wanted to be shown up in front of the others. reporter: sedra elghareeb is 14. she has been in the all-girl team for six months. boys are not welcome here. it is not just the boys who sometimes get agitated about girls and women playing football. sesedra: my mother had a hard te accepting it. she wanted me to stick with tennis. but i was really determined to play football. reporter: sedra lives in a leafy suburb of cairo, quite different from the congested and dusty city. her brother encouraged her to play football, but he doesn't think she is a pro quite yet. mohammed: she's ok, but she's better at tennis. she's played it longer than she's played footbal

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