Surveillance
Inside Iran’s Digital Underground: How 92 Million Citizens Fight the World’s Most Sophisticated Internet Blackout
From Starlink terminals smuggled across borders to mesh networks and Tor bridges, Iranians have built a resistance infrastructure that evolves faster than the regime can suppress it.
Chinese Official’s ChatGPT Diary Exposes Global Intimidation Network
A law enforcement operative inadvertently documented transnational repression operations using OpenAI's platform, revealing how Beijing weaponizes LLMs for surveillance and coercion.
Sweden Links Drone Near French Carrier to Russian Warship in Baltic Intelligence Operation
Swedish forces jammed a suspected Russian drone approaching the Charles de Gaulle while docked in Malmö, marking the latest escalation in Baltic Sea surveillance confrontations.
Greek Court Convicts Four Spyware Executives in Landmark Predator Case
Athens court sentences Intellexa founder and three associates to eight years in prison for illegally surveilling over 90 journalists and politicians—the first known criminal conviction of spyware vendors following abuse of their technology.
Greece Delivers First Spyware Convictions in Landmark Predator Surveillance Case
Four Intellexa executives sentenced to eight years in surveillance scandal that targeted 87 individuals and exposed dual-track state monitoring system.