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# NSO Group Pegasus Indicator of Compromise
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This repository contains network and device indicators of compromised related to NSO Group's Pegasus spyware. These indicators are a result of multiple investigations by the Amnesty International Security Lab and other partners. Additional technical information was collected as part of a collaborative investigation, the Pegasus Project coordinated by [Forbidden Stories](https://forbiddenstories.org/) and involving a global network of investigative journalists.
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Amnesty International has released a [Technical Methodology report](https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/research/2021/07/forensic-methodology-report-how-to-catch-nso-groups-pegasus/) which outlines how to use these indicators to hunt for Pegasus and other mobile spyware products. The Amnesty International Security Lab is also releasing an open-source tool, the [Mobile Verification Toolkit (MVT)](https://github.com/mvt-project/mvt). MVT can be used with the the pegasus.stix2 indicators to check a devices for potential signs of compromise with Pegasus spyware.
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These indicators include:
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* `domains.txt`: list of all Pegasus-related domains, with sub-files:
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* `v2_domains.txt`: list of Pegasus Version 2 infrastructure. These domains were identifed and published previously by Citizen Lab
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* `v3_domains.txt`: list of Pegasus Version 3 infrastructure
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* `v4_domains.txt`: list of Pegasus Version 4 infrastructure
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* `v4_validation_domains.txt`: list of Pegasus Version 4 validation/URL shortener domains
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* `emails.txt`: list of iCloud accounts used for exploiting zero-click vulnerabilities in iMessage and other Apple apps
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* `files.txt`: list of suspicious files
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* `pegasus.stix2`: [STIX v2](https://oasis-open.github.io/cti-documentation/stix/intro.html) file containing IOCs that can be used with MVT
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* `processes.txt`: list of Pegasus-related process names identified on compromised phones
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