Spyware Allegedly Used to Monitor Serbian Politicians and Protesters

Investigations reveal that commercial spyware was deployed to target Serbian politicians, university students, and protest organizers, with usage peaking during local election campaigns. The disclosures have raised serious concerns about digital surveillance and political interference in Serbia.

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Spyware Targeted Serbian Protest Organizers’ Phones, Report Says

Spyware targeted Serbian student activists and politicians involved in anti-corruption protests against President Aleksandar Vucic ahead of local elections in March, a new report claimed.

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Spyware Targeted Serbian Protest Organizers’ Phones, Report Says

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Šer fondacija: Period targetiranja špijunskim softverom poklapa se sa periodom održavanja kampanje za lokalne izbore

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Spyware Allegedly Used to Monitor Serbian Politicians and Protesters

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Spyware Targeted Serbian Protest Organizers’ Phones, Report Says

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Spyware Targeted Serbian Protest Organizers’ Phones, Report Says

Šer fondacija: Period targetiranja špijunskim softverom poklapa se sa periodom održavanja kampanje za lokalne izbore

Izraelski špijunski softver korišten za nadzor studenata i političara u Srbiji

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