🇵🇱🇮🇱 Poland bought Israeli spyware to catch criminals. Instead, it ended up being used to spy on politicians, journalists and lawyers. But here's the part that's even more disturbing. Polish authorities apparently didn't even have full control over the software. The Israeli company behind Pegasus reportedly retained remote access, while sensitive data passed through servers outside Poland. A government spying on its own people using technology that a foreign company could still access. Now seven former officials face charges over the scandal. And we still don't know who outside Poland may have had access to all that information. Source: Poland’s National Prosecutor’s Office / Writer: Oliver