Serbian Authorities Deny Spyware Attacks on Student Protesters, Activists
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AT LEAST 14 people from civil society in Serbia, including students, were targeted by Pegasus spyware. The government denies the allegations, and the attacks took place on the eve of the elections.
Serbian Authorities Deny Spyware Attacks on Student Protesters, Activists
Serbia's intelligence agency and President Aleksandar Vucic dismiss claims that student activists and government critics have been targeted with spyware attacks, calling the allegation 'trivial sensationalism'.
Regarding the allegations about the use of "spyware" in Serbia, the Security and Information Agency can only state: that they represent mere trivial sensationalism, the BIA statement states.
The Security-Information Agency has resolutely rejected claims that "spyware" is being used against students, opposition politicians and activists in Serbia, assessing that these are sensationalist allegations backed by the interests of certain foreign services and pressure groups. Responding to reports that since the beginning of the year, at least 14 […] The article BIA Rejects Allegations of “Spyware”: Agency Says It Works Only by Law appeare…
BELGRADE - The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, assessed today that the statements of the representatives of the student movement about wiretapping are "stupid and meaningless" and that they were presented without any evidence. "In this country, I was eavesdropped when I was a key opposition leader, by listening to me through four or five 'hooks'. Did I make scenes, persecute someone in [...] The post Vučić and BIA rejected allegations of …
The Serbian Security Intelligence Agency (BIA) characterized allegations by students and certain opposition politicians that their phones were targeted with spy
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