Serbia, spyware

Serbian police used Cellebrite to unlock, then plant spyware on, a journalist’s phone
Amnesty said it found NoviSpy, an Android spyware linked to Serbian intelligence, on the phones of several members of Serbian civil society following police stops.
Serbian police use mobile phone spyware to keep track of opponents and journalists, Amnesty says
Amnesty International says Serbia’s secret service and police have been spying on journalists and opposition activists by installing a spyware on their mobile phones
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. Experts from the human rights group were able to detect data-transmitting software on the devices of 13 activists and journalists,
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
Amnesty accuses Serbia of spying on journalists and activists
By bne IntelliNews Amnesty International has accused Serbian authorities of conducting covert surveillance on journalists, activists and civil society members through advanced spyware and digital forensic tools,
Amnesty Accuses Serbia of Tracking Journalists and Activists with Spyware
The Serbian authorities have been using advanced mobile forensics products made by Israeli firm Cellebrite to extract data from mobile devices illegally
Amnesty Accuses Serbia Govt Of Targeting Journalists, Activists With Spyware
Serbian authorities have been using sophisticated digital surveillance technology to spy on journalists and activists in the Balkan country, Amnesty International said in a report published Monday.
Serbia used Israeli firm’s tech to enable spy campaign, Amnesty says
Serbian officials installed homegrown spyware on the phones of dozens of journalists and activists, Amnesty International said in a report released on Monday, citing digital forensic evidence and testimony from activists who said they were hacked in recent months.
Serbia has been illegally spying on political opponents and journalists, Amnesty says
Serbia’s secret service and police have been spying on journalists and opposition activists by installing a spyware on their mobile phones, Amnesty International said Monday. The report titled “A Digital Prison: Surveillance and the Suppression of Civil Society in Serbia" said the Serbian police and the Security Information Agency (BIA) used the spyware to infect devices while their owners were detained or interviewed by police.
Serbian authorities are reportedly hacking and installing spyware on activists’ phones
Police in Serbia are using mobile device hacking tools to break into the phones of activists and journalists and then ...
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Android Zero-Day Exploited in Spyware Campaigns, Amnesty International Points to Cellebrite
Israeli forensics firm Cellebrite has been linked to an Android zero-day used to secretly install spyware on Serbian ...
Serbian Police Used Cellebrite to Unlock and Plant Spyware on Journalist’s Phone
Serbian authorities have taken a troubling step in using forensic tools like Cellebrite to unlock smartphones and install ...