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She says that she has no doubt Rwanda's government was behind the surveillance and that she remains frightened about what it might do next.

Forensics later confirmed those suspicions. Kanimba, who is working to set her father free, says she was alerted to the possibility that her phone might be infected with Pegasus by a group of journalists last year.

The US government considers Rusesabagina to be 'wrongfully detained.' A vocal opponent of that country's government, he's imprisoned in Rwanda after being convicted of terrorism-related charges last year following what his family calls a sham trial.

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Kanimba is the daughter of human rights activist Paul Rusesabagina, whose efforts to save the lives of more than 1,000 refugees during the Rwandan genocide were chronicled in the movie Hotel Rwanda. In the rare open hearing, the committee heard testimony from John Scott-Railton, senior researcher for Citizen Lab, the University of Toronto-based research group that first discovered the spyware Shane Huntley, director of Google's threat analysis group and Carine Kanimba, an activist whose phone was targeted with the Pegasus spyware. Government and the tech industry must work together to protect US citizens from being targeted with commercial spyware like Pegasus, which last year was revealed to have infected the iPhones of numerous government officials, human rights activists, journalists and others, experts told the US House Intelligence Committee on Wednesday. They say that government and the tech industry need to work together to better secure computer systems and put pressure on companies that sell commercial spyware to governments and others looking to abuse it. Experts testified in front of the US House Inteligence Committee on Wednesday about the continued dangers related to the Pegasus spyware.