New developments in the Predator spyware wiretapping case
The case of illegal surveillance in Greece is back in the spotlight. The founder of Intellexa, the company that manufactures the Predator software, is expected to soon present new evidence regarding its operations in the Greek market.
According to the latest information, the company's founder claims to possess proof of his collaboration with the National Intelligence Service (EYP). This case has sparked intense political reactions in the country, as the issue of privacy and the security of communications remains a central topic of debate.
Authorities and judicial officials are carefully examining the allegations regarding the use of the Predator software, which can gain access to the personal data of mobile phone users without their consent. The disclosure of evidence concerning the company's relationship with state agencies represents a critical turning point for the progress of the judicial investigation.
This case is being closely monitored by both Greek society and European institutions, which are demanding full transparency. The coming weeks are expected to be decisive, as the submission of this evidence is expected to shed more light on how these digital tools were used in Greece.