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Serbian rector's phone was infected with spyware during student protests, group says

Spyware from an Israeli company was used to target the phone of the rector of the Belgrade university who has played a prominent role in nearly two years of protests against Serbia's populist leader Aleksandar Vucic.

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塞尔维亚某大学校长手机在学生抗议期间感染间谍软件,该组织称

Djokic, the rector of the Belgrade university, on Instagram described the phone hacking as a serious attack on his privacy, security and the integrity of the post of rector. — AP

BELGRADE : Spyware from an Israeli company was used to target the phone of the rector of the Belgrade university who has played a prominent role in nearly two years of protests against Serbia's populist leader Aleksandar Vucic, a digital rights group said on Oct 19.

The Balkan country is holding a tense election that is seen as a showdown between the protesting student movement and Vucic, who is seeking to extend his right-wing Serbian Progressive Party’s 14-year rule.

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