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Rick Sanchez
Wakkus Horribilis
il 2019-03-29 20:26:47.0 alle 2019-03-29 20:26:47.0
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https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/43z93g/... 
The researchers alerted Google earlier this year to the existence of the apps, which were then taken down. Google told the researchers and Motherboard, that it found a total of 25 different versions of the spyware over the last two years, dating back to 2016. Google declined to share the exact numbers of victims, but said it was below 1,000, and that all of them were in Italy. The company would not provide more information about the targets.
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All the evidence collected by Security Without Borders in its investigation indicates the malware was developed by eSurv, an Italian company based in the southern city of Catanzaro, in the Calabria region.
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eSurv won an Italian government State Police tender for the development of a “passive and active interception system,” according to a document published online in compliance with the Italian government spending transparency law. The document reveals that eSurv received a payment of € 307,439.90 on November 6, 2017.
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Finally, a source close to eSurv, who asked to remain anonymous because he was not authorized to speak to the press, said that the company sells malware to the Italian police.
“They publish [the spyware] on the Play Store and then induce the person to download it and open it,” the source said in an online chat.
Ora questo branco di coglioni siano obbligati a pagare i danni e ne rispondano penalmente.

The researchers alerted Google earlier this year to the existence of the apps, which were then taken down. Google told the researchers and Motherboard, that it found a total of 25 different versions of the spyware over the last two years, dating back to 2016. Google declined to share the exact numbers of victims, but said it was below 1,000, and that all of them were in Italy. The company would not provide more information about the targets.
[CUT]
All the evidence collected by Security Without Borders in its investigation indicates the malware was developed by eSurv, an Italian company based in the southern city of Catanzaro, in the Calabria region.
[CUT]
eSurv won an Italian government State Police tender for the development of a “passive and active interception system,” according to a document published online in compliance with the Italian government spending transparency law. The document reveals that eSurv received a payment of € 307,439.90 on November 6, 2017.
[CUT]
Finally, a source close to eSurv, who asked to remain anonymous because he was not authorized to speak to the press, said that the company sells malware to the Italian police.
“They publish [the spyware] on the Play Store and then induce the person to download it and open it,” the source said in an online chat.
Ora questo branco di coglioni siano obbligati a pagare i danni e ne rispondano penalmente.
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Pulotti dementi @ 2019-03-29 20:26:47.0 di Rick Sanchez