EXTREME · 90FLASHCONFIDENCE · 85
Greek court convicts Intellexa founder in wiretapping scandal
Athens, Greece18 days ago·Escalating
Tal Dilian, the founder of Intellexa, along with three others, was convicted by a Greek court for his role in a wiretapping scandal involving the use of spyware against journalists and political adversaries by oppressive regimes.
Impact Assessment
90
EXTREME
Extreme — immediate threat with potential for widespread destabilization or armed escalation
Confidence: 85/100 — reported by multiple independent sources
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