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Deputetët dhe ministrat gjermanë paralajmërojnë se iPhone-t janë shënjestruar nga programet spiune
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Ministri gjerman i çështjeve dixhitale, Karsten Wildberger, ka konfirmuar se anëtarët e Bundestagut dhe qeverisë federale kanë marrë paralajmërime nga
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Evropa Deputetët dhe ministrat gjermanë paralajmërojnë se iPhone-t janë shënjestruar nga programet spiune 2 Nëntor 2026 | 11:57 Ministri gjerman i çështjeve dixhitale, Karsten Wildberger, ka konfirmuar se anëtarët e Bundestagut dhe qeverisë federale kanë marrë paralajmërime nga Apple se iPhone-ët e tyre mund të jenë shënjestruar nga programet spiune. Duke folur në emisionin Bericht aus Berlin të ARD të dielën, Wildberger tha se kishte pasur “një njoftim nga Apple se disa pajisje mund të jenë kompromentuar me të ashtuquajturin spiun”, shkruan Euronews. Sipas një letre nga Zyra Federale për Sigurinë e Informacionit (BSI) të parë nga Wildberger, alarmet filluan të arrinin në telefonat e prekur më 29 tetor. Ata paralajmëruan se Apple kishte zbuluar një sulm duke përdorur “spiun mercenar”. Wildberger tha se BSI kishte “reaguar shumë shpejt” dhe u kishte shkruar të gjithëve të prekurve në lidhje me atë që duhej të bënin. Ai nuk tha se sa politikanë kishin marrë njoftimet, apo kush ishin…
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Deputetët dhe ministrat gjermanë paralajmërojnë se iPhone-t janë shënjestruar nga programet spiune
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Ministri gjerman i çështjeve dixhitale, Karsten Wildberger, ka konfirmuar se anëtarët e Bundestagut dhe qeverisë federale kanë marrë paralajmërime nga
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