slobodnadalmacija.hr Serbia's Surveillance Crisis: Targeting Students with Spyware
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- •At least 14 individuals targeted by Pegasus spyware in Serbia.
- •Citizen Lab confirmed successful infection on a student's device.
- •Serbian agents reportedly using Israeli software for extensive surveillance.
In Serbia, at least 14 individuals, including students and activists, have been targeted by advanced spyware, notably Pegasus. Reports indicate that Serbian agents are installing Israeli software on mobile devices to monitor communications and gather private data. The software can access messages, files, and even activate microphones and cameras without user consent. Citizen Lab confirmed the successful infection of at least one device with Pegasus, raising alarms about widespread surveillance operations. Apple has issued warnings to users about potential spyware infections, indicating a significant threat level. The situation is being closely monitored by international media and digital rights organizations, highlighting concerns over privacy and political repression in Serbia.
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