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Kaspersky found that the iPhones of several employees had never before seen malware, and started investigating. They say the malware is zero click -- the phone's owner/user does not have to do anything, like click a bad link or download. iOS however can only be analyzed [scanned] as a backup, so the scanning procedure is more involved that just running an app on the phone.
Typically, espionage-driven malware distribution campaigns like "Operation Triangulation" target specific individuals or companies rather than the wider population, so most people using the checker should get a clean result.However, Kaspersky's tool could be handy for people holding critical roles in important organizations, individuals at heightened risk of state-sponsored espionage, and those working in companies or services that act as information hubs.
Currently, the exact origin of the malware and the orchestrators of Operation Triangulation remain unknown; hence, the targeting scope and victimology have not been determined.