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Eight Victims Sue Intellexa Over Predator Phones, Seek €1M

7/7/2026

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Eight victims with Predator-infected phones sued Intellexa and thirteen others in Athens, seeking €1 million each in moral damages.
The case, set for an April hearing, follows the 2022 “Predatorgate” scandal that forced removal of Greece’s EYP intelligence chief and prime minister’s chief of staff.
A court convicted Intellexa founder Tal Dilian and three others of breaches, sentencing them to 126 years 8 months, with imprisonment limited to eight years pending a December appeal.

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Eight victims with Predator-infected phones sued Intellexa and thirteen others in Athens, seeking €1 million each in moral damages.
The case, set for an April hearing, follows the 2022 “Predatorgate” scandal that forced removal of Greece’s EYP intelligence chief and prime minister’s chief of staff.
A court convicted Intellexa founder Tal Dilian and three others of breaches, sentencing them to 126 years 8 months, with imprisonment limited to eight years pending a December appeal.