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Greece Probes Intellexa Predator Spyware
Coverage from Greek City Times, Fine Day Radio 102.3 WNJD, and others
Greece's Predator spyware scandal is moving through parallel criminal appeals, civil litigation, and renewed political disputes over whether government and intelligence officials authorized or tolerated surveillance.
Intellexa founder Tal Dilian maintains that the company sold the technology only to government customers and did not select targets, while victims and opposition figures argue that the case requires broader accountability for the spyware's deployment and impact.
The update adds more concrete legal and political detail: a Greek court conviction is now tied explicitly to personal-data violations, and the civil case has a specific damages amount and trial date. It also sharpens the dispute over state involvement by adding the government’s denial of a cover-up and reference to earlier findings clearing officials.