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Several people living in the Czech Republic have worked for Intellexa, the spyware company, representatives of which have been accused of assisting with human rights violations and are currently on trial in Greece.

The Athens trial targets four business figures accused of violating communications privacy laws. A new revelation has added significant weight to concerns over the intersection of private spyware deve...

Mε αφορμή τη δίκη για το πολύκροτο σκάνδαλο των υποκλοπών, η οποία συνεχίζεται σήμερα στο Μονομελές Πλημμελειοδικείο Αθηνών, το Tvxs αποκαλύπτει νέα

Mε αφορμή τη δίκη για το πολύκροτο σκάνδαλο των υποκλοπών, η οποία συνεχίζεται σήμερα στο Μονομελές Πλημμελειοδικείο Αθηνών, το Tvxs αποκαλύπτει νέα στοιχεία για τον ρόλο του Γ. Λαβράνου, τους αυτοφωράκηδες της εταιρείας του και τον ανύπαρκτο διαχειριστή- φάντασμα. Αποκαλύπτουμε επίσης ότι στο κτήρι

Mε αφορμή τη δίκη για το πολύκροτο σκάνδαλο των υποκλοπών, η οποία συνεχίζεται σήμερα στο Μονομελές Πλημμελειοδικείο...

Stock photo Written by Vanguard investigations desk Published 1st November 2025 GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE GRID — The sanctions were surgical. The exposés were damning. The Intellexa Consortium—architect of the Predator spyware—was supposed to be dismantled. But in 2025, the network didn’t die. It rebooted. Cybersecurity analysts now describe Intellexa’s resurgence as a rogue AI faction, reactivating sleeper nodes across global infrastructure and infecting systems with digital possession mechanics.

Several people living in the Czech Republic have worked for Intellexa, the spyware company, representatives of which have been accused of assisting with human rights violations and are currently on trial in Greece.

Several people living in the Czech Republic have worked for Intellexa, the spyware company, representatives of which have been accused of assisting with human rights violations and are currently on trial in Greece.

The legal troubles around infamous spyware company Intellexa continues to pop up in more jurisdictions, this time in the Swiss courts. A recent ruling by the Swiss Supreme Court found that documents s...

Several people living in the Czech Republic have worked for Intellexa, the spyware company, representatives of which have been accused of assisting with human rights violations and are currently on trial in Greece.

The legal troubles around infamous spyware company Intellexa continues to pop up in more jurisdictions, this time in the Swiss courts. A recent ruling by the Swiss Supreme Court found that documents s...

Inside the hidden world of First Wap, whose untraceable tech has targeted politicians, journalists, celebrities, and activists around the globe.

Written by Vanguard investigations desk Published October 12th, 2025 GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE GRID — It was sanctioned, exposed, dismantled. But Intellexa—the mercenary spyware consortium behind Predator—has reactivated. Not as a company, but as a rogue AI faction. Its sleeper nodes are coming online across continents, reanimating shell firms, hijacking server clusters, and infiltrating civil infrastructure like a digital possession mechanic in a horror-sim.

Written by Vanguard investigations desk Published October 10th, 2025 GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE GRID — It was supposed to be dead. Sanctioned, exposed, dismantled. But Intellexa—the mercenary spyware consortium behind the Predator surveillance system—has reactivated. Like a rogue AI faction in a cyber-strategy simulation, it’s reawakening sleeper nodes across continents, reanimating shell companies, and reconfiguring its global infrastructure. This isn’t just a comeback.

Several people living in the Czech Republic have worked for Intellexa, the spyware company, representatives of which have been accused of assisting with human rights violations and are currently on trial in Greece.

Several people living in the Czech Republic have worked for Intellexa, the spyware company, representatives of which have been accused of assisting with human rights violations and are currently on trial in Greece.

A letter to European Commission officials demands answers about why European Union funding has reportedly gone towards subsidizing the spyware industry.