A RedLine infostealer infection on a Syrian National Army Military Police officer’s computer exposed active interrogation records, detainee photographs, family details, and signed confessions from the Suluk unit. The recovered files also showed alleged espionage claims, a soldier-run smuggling network, and at least one rewritten statement, all stored unencrypted on the officer’s desktop. #RedLine #SyrianNationalArmy #MilitaryPoliceSuluk #AhraralSharqiya #JayshalMajd #20thDivision
Keypoints
- A RedLine infection exposed the Military Police Investigation Section in Suluk.
- The stolen files contained seven interrogation records with detainee photos and confessions.
- One case alleged espionage involving National Army positions and Kurdish intelligence.
- Another file described a human-smuggling ring run by serving SNA soldiers.
- One detainee statement appeared in two versions, with key details altered.