A lawyer representing victims of Greece's wiretapping scandal has filed a new petition urging the Supreme Court prosecutor's office to reopen the shelved Predator spyware case, citing an admission by Intellexa founder Tal Dilian that he sold the system to the Greek state.

PASOK MPs have sent a letter requesting that businessman Tal Dilian and former Prime Minister's Secretary-General Grigoris Dimitriadis be heard by the Special Permanent Committee on Institutions and Transparency.

A new corruption and surveillance scandal has emerged in Cyprus, with reports linking it to Tal Dilian, who is considered the mastermind behind the Greek Predator spyware. Revelations are surfacing as Dilian reportedly re-enters the Cypriot scene.

Tal Dilian of Intellexa has stated that the company only sells its Predator spyware to governments, a declaration made in the context of an ongoing wiretapping scandal. A SYRIZA-PS MEP has commented on Dilian's statement.

Tal Dilian insists on full acquittal, while some speak of a 'political blackmail plan.' Areopagites react to Mitsotakis' interventions, suggesting Dilian is a key factor in determining the timing of elections.

The Greek Leftist Coalition (EL.A.S.) has called for Tal Dilian to be immediately summoned by either the Greek Justice system or the Parliament's Institutions and Transparency Committee regarding the Predator spyware case.

SYRIZA-PS spokesperson Kostas Zachariadis reacted to a new statement by Tal Dilian to Reuters, which claimed Predator spyware is exclusively provided to governments and authorities, questioning Prime Minister Mitsotakis' silence on the Greek wiretapping scandal.

Nikos Androulakis commented on statements by Tal Dilian, owner of Intellexa, involved in the Predator spyware case, stating that the government's narrative of private actors operating independently has collapsed, revealing the spyware's connection to the government.

Tal Dilian, a former IDF intelligence officer, and his partner, Sara Aleksandra Fayssal Hamou, have been sentenced to prison in Greece for illegal surveillance using spyware, targeting government officials and journalists.

There are concerns and attempts to delay or block Tal Dilian's hearing before the Institutions and Transparency Committee. The situation suggests apprehension regarding his testimony.

Greece's PASOK party has issued a statement criticizing the ongoing delays in prosecuting individuals involved in the wiretapping scandal, particularly associates of Tal Dilian, as their criminal acts face statute of limitations.

The Greek government is experiencing significant political fallout and strong reactions after statements by Tal Dilian, head of Intellexa, who reportedly implicated the government as a key partner in wiretapping activities. The revelations have led to widespread criticism and political tremors.

A Greek court has handed down what is being called the first-ever criminal conviction of commercial spyware company executives — and the fallout is heading towards Cyprus. Intellexa founder Tal Dilian, his wife Sara Hamou, and two Greek businessmen, Felix Bitzios and Yannis Lavanos, were found guilty this week on three counts: unlawful interference with […]