Intellexa Founder to Present Evidence in Greek Spyware Scandal

• •Tal Dilian plans to present evidence linking Intellexa to Greek intelligence.
• •Closure of the Cypriot investigation is seen as a vindication by Dilian.
• •The case could reshape the narrative around state involvement in surveillance.

Tal Dilian, founder of Intellexa, is expected to provide evidence in a Greek court linking his company to the national intelligence service and the controversial Predator spyware. This follows the closure of a Cypriot investigation into a surveillance vehicle, which Dilian claims vindicates him. His lawyer, Zacharias Kesses, indicated that evidence could challenge the narrative that Predator's use was solely a private-sector operation. The allegations could reshape the ongoing surveillance scandal in Greece, which has significant political implications. The Predator spyware is known for its ability to infiltrate smartphones and access sensitive data. The case has raised broader concerns about the commercial spyware industry in Europe, particularly regarding state involvement in surveillance activities.