Apple Inc. has alerted iPhone users in 92 countries about potential 'mercenary spyware attacks', highlighting the risk from NSO Group's Pegasus spyware.

India's Minister for Communications has offered MPs the option to have their phones checked by CERT-in for potential compromises.

CERT-in regularly informs Indian citizens of vulnerabilities within the Apple ecosystem as part of its cybersecurity efforts.

The Biden Administration has imposed visa restrictions and blacklisted NSO Group to combat the use of spyware.

Google has condemned spyware for facilitating the spread of harmful hacking tools.

Apple advises users to take security measures such as enabling two-factor authentication, updating devices, and being cautious with links and attachments.

Apple also suggests using Lockdown mode and Multi-Factor Authentication to enhance iPhone security.

Malwarebytes provides security solutions for both iOS and Android platforms to help protect against cyber threats.

The recent alerts underscore the critical need for vigilance and proactive security steps against sophisticated digital attacks targeting users worldwide.