Katarina Szulc

Even the way they're putting Pegasus on people's phones.

Oh, Mexico and particularly Mexican journalists, it's like you are the number one victim of having Pegasus on your phone.

Yeah.

They got Pegasus from Israel.

Yeah, Pegasus, it's like the number one phone hacking technology, and it doesn't take anything at all.

It's literally, I get a message on WhatsApp.

If I just press on that contact that sent me the message, Pegasus is now in my phone, and they have access to everything, all of the data, even the metadata that's in my phone.

and can track me, can listen in to me, everything.

And just recently, actually, the Mexican president's phone was hacked.

It was a phone that she said she never used, and it was just like a personal phone.

But if you're able to hack the president's phone, anyone is at risk.

And Mexico is a main consumer or user of Pegasus technology.

No, it's anyone that threatens their operations.

So of course, yes, they're cartel adversaries, but politicians, law enforcement, journalists, even sometimes people who are working for them, their own straw buyers, people who they feel like they can't fully trust.

Stay frosty, put some Pegasus on his phone.

What about the drones?

They're deploying the drones against Mexican forces.

They, if there is an operation that's going down, they know Mexican forces are gonna be in this area.

They will even trap them.

So lead Mexican forces, this happened not so long ago, an example of this, lead Mexican forces to believe that a key figure is here or a key lab is here and they will arm that location with IEDs and have drones ready to go in there.