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An Armenian partner (CyberHUB-AM) and international labs checked devices and published (May 2023) the Pegasus targeting of 12 civil society figures, with targets choosing whethe…

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An Armenian partner (CyberHUB-AM) and international labs checked devices and published (May 2023) the Pegasus targeting of 12 civil society figures, with targets choosing whether to be named, and called for accountability and a moratorium on spyware sales.
country
Armenia
date text
25/05/2023
civic actions
Local-to-international referral chain; device checks; consent-based disclosure.
id
CR-ARM-001
incident id
ARM-001
notes
Added Sep 25 2026. Shows the referral chain: trusted local organisation → helpline → forensic lab. Response type: RT-DOC (+RT-PRO); counters TC-21; escalation stage 5; result: Pending — Targeting documented; no attribution or accountability..
outcome
Joint forensic investigation and disclosure
responders
CyberHUB-AM; Access Now Digital Security Helpline; Citizen Lab; Amnesty Security Lab; researcher Ruben Muradyan; targets who chose to go public
source
https://www.accessnow.org/publication/armenia-spyware-victims-pegasus-hacking-in-war/; https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2023/05/armenia-azerbaijan-pegasus-spyware-targeted-armenian-public-figures-amid-conflict/

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