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Serbia: Complaints About Mass Use of Spyware Against Citizens and Students

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At least 14 civil society members allegedly targeted with advanced spyware – Vucic government denies monitoring student movement

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At least 14 civil society members allegedly targeted with advanced spyware – Vucic government denies monitoring student movement

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Any attempt to gain unauthorized access to the data of citizens or political opponents should be unacceptable, the European Commission announced.

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At least 14 civil society representatives in Serbia were targeted with sophisticated spyware earlier this year, including members of the student protest movement that has been putting pressure on President Aleksandar Vucic's government for nearly two years. According to the digital rights group Share Foundation, it is the largest wave of such attacks ever documented in Serbia.

Digital rights groups describe it as the “largest recorded surveillance wave” in the country

A wave of surveillance against citizens occurred in Serbia through the Pegasus software, and it is noted that students are among the victims.

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reader.gr broke the news on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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