The report, published in the British newspaper ‘The Guardian’, claims that the inclusion of more than 200 selected Spanish mobile phones in the database of the Pegasus project is “considered” as an action by Morocco.
Euskaraz irakurri: Txosten batek iradoki du Maroko egon daitekeela Pegasusekin egindako espioitza politikoaren atzean
A report published by the newspaper Guardian points to Morocco as a possible perpetrator of spying on more than 200 Spanish mobile phones with the Pegasus program of the Israeli company NSO Group.
“The screenings of mobile numbers believed to have been conducted by Morocco took place in 2019, based on timestamps in the data, including more than 50,000 individuals considered potential surveillance targets by NSO clients worldwide,” the British said. newspaper. to a leaked report from the Forbidden Stories platform.
The Spanish government announced this Monday that: Pedro Sánchez and Defense Secretary Margarita Robles were also spied on their cell phones using the Pegasus program.
In particular, the first of the break-ins is said to have occurred in the context of the mass entry of some 10,000 migrants into Ceuta between May 17 and 18. In this regard, the report claims that the inclusion of more than 200 selected Spanish mobile phones in the Pegasus project database “is believed” to be an action by Morocco.
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Source: EITB
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