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When Pegasus became a global scandal, many assumed the spyware industry was finished.

It wasn't.

In 2019, former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak helped found Paragon Solutions as governments around the world searched for a replacement. NSO Group's Pegasus spyware had become synonymous with allegations of surveillance against journalists, activists, and even world leaders. The demand for surveillance capabilities remained—but the public scrutiny did too.

Enter Graphite.

Marketed as a more controlled and responsible alternative, Graphite was built to deliver many of the same surveillance capabilities without the baggage attached to Pegasus. For governments seeking intelligence tools without the headlines, it offered a new path forward.

In this video, we examine how Paragon Solutions emerged from the fallout of the Pegasus scandal and why the spyware industry never really disappeared—it simply evolved.

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