Article Summary

This article is not considered a psychological operation. It investigates how democracies like India and Israel are increasingly using and exporting sophisticated surveillance technologies, such as Pegasus and Graphite spyware, originally developed for counterterrorism but now deployed against journalists, activists, and political opponents. The report highlights the growing trend of digital authoritarianism in democratic nations, raising concerns about privacy, accountability, and the global normalization of invasive cyber tools.