Alleged Espionage for Opponents of Jeko 2: Who Is the Client?
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According to an Israeli newspaper, the company Cyberglobes is said to have spied on opponents of the Jek 2 project. NGOs expect a thorough police investigation.
Several NGOs have announced suspicions of criminal acts related to the misuse of personal data, attacks on information systems and digital stalking, after an Israeli newspaper reported on the alleged espionage of the Israeli company Cyberglobes for opponents of the Jek 2 project in Slovenia. It will be crucial to determine who the client is, they emphasize.
Representatives of broad civil society (Youth for Climate Justice, Umanotera, Amnesty International Slovenia, the Legal Center for the Protection of Human Rights and the Environment, and the Association of Ecological Movements of Slovenia) have filed a criminal complaint with the police for covert spying on Slovenian citizens by the Israeli intelligence company CyberGlobes.read more »
Several NGOs have announced suspicions of criminal acts related to the misuse of personal data, attacks on information systems and digital stalking, after an Israeli newspaper reported on the alleged espionage of the Israeli company Cyberglobes for opponents of the Jek 2 project in Slovenia. It will be crucial to determine who the client is, they emphasize.
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