Serbia monitors journalists and dissidents with spyware
The news comes as protests are growing against the autocratic rule of President Aleksandar Vucic. In early November, he led ...
Serbian authorities are reportedly hacking and installing spyware on activists’ phones
Amnesty International calls for the Serbian government to end these surveillance practices: Serbian authorities must stop ...
Voice of America16d
After a police stop in Serbia, journalist finds spyware on phone
Major consequences' seen Aleksa Tesic, who has reported on spyware in Serbia for the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network, said the Amnesty report precisely documented for the first time cases ...
Newsday20d
Serbian police use mobile phone spyware to keep track of opponents and journalists, Amnesty says
BELGRADE, Serbia — Serbia’s secret service and police have been spying on journalists and opposition activists by installing spyware on their mobile phones, Amnesty International said Monday.
TechCrunch21d
Serbian police used Cellebrite to unlock, then plant spyware on, a journalist’s phone
The Russian authorities had forced Parabuts to give up his phone’s passcode before planting spyware capable of accessing his private data. In the recent cases in Serbia, Amnesty found a novel ...
Yahoo20d
Amnesty: Serbia is monitoring activists' mobile phones with spyware
Serbia's security services are monitoring the mobile phones of journalists and activists critical of the government using illegally installed spyware, Amnesty International claimed on Monday.
Serbia used spyware to hack phones of journalists and activists, Amnesty says
Serbian authorities have rejected the claims they used forensic tools from Israeli company Cellebrite and bespoke spyware for illegal surveillance, calling them "nonsensical". #EuropeNews ...
The Economist3d
Serbia and its neighbours are still far from joining the EU
Serbia’s GDP per head is almost 90% higher than when he came ... Map: The Economist Western leaders have given Mr Vucic a ...