Shocking Revelation: Spyware Founder Alleges Greek Government Authorized Phone Hacks
Convicted spyware chief makes direct claims that the Mitsotakis government was behind dozens of high-profile phone hackings, raising major political and legal concerns in Greece.
Shocking Revelation: The founder of a controversial spyware company has made a startling claim - that Greece's government under Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis was behind the hacking of dozens of phones belonging to senior government officials, opposition leaders, military personnel, and journalists. This is the most direct allegation yet from anyone within the spyware industry implicating the Mitsotakis administration in the widespread surveillance scandal rocking the country.
The spyware chief's comments come as he faces trial for his role in the development and distribution of the invasive Predator malware, which was used to secretly monitor the digital communications of targets in Greece and other countries. While the government has vehemently denied any involvement, the founder's remarks represent a significant escalation in the political and legal fallout from the scandal.
According to reports, the spyware founder claimed that the Mitsotakis government authorized the hacking of dozens of high-profile phones, providing a rare insider's glimpse into the alleged government surveillance program. This revelation, if true, would represent a serious abuse of power and a shocking violation of privacy and democratic norms in Greece.
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