Cyber ·
Two more Serbian opposition figures reportedly targeted with spyware, researchers say
Researchers report that a phone belonging to the rector of the University of Belgrade was found infected with the Pegasus spyware, in a series of findings ahead of Serbia's national elections.
According to the news item republished from The Record's feed, researchers say that two more Serbian opposition figures were targeted with spyware. The central case is a phone belonging to the rector of the University of Belgrade, found infected with the Pegasus spyware. The report describes this finding as the latest in a series of such discoveries in the period before Serbia's national elections. The source text is a machine translation and gives no further details on methods, exact infection dates or those responsible.
To consult and verify, read the original report published by The Record and compare it with other sources covering the same case before citing it. Confirm the publication date, 19 October 2026, and the exact wording of the finding.
Original source: Pesquisadores dizem que mais duas figuras da oposição sérvia foram alvo de spyware