Four charged in Germany for selling spyware to Turkey in violation of trade act.
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Four suspects from a Bavarian company, FinFisher, have been charged by German prosecutors for violating licensing requirements for dual-use goods by selling surveillance software, FinSpy, to Turkey that could be used to spy on Turkish dissidents. The charges were filed at the Munich I Regional Court. The investigation into FinFisher was opened in 2019 after receiving complaints from a group of NGOs.
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