Leaked Files Expose Intellexa’s Remote Access to Customer Systems and Live Surveillance Ops

Leaked Files Expose Intellexa’s Remote Access to Customer Systems and Live Surveillance Ops

Internal leaks reveal Intellexa staff had direct remote access to at least 10 Predator customer systems, including surveillance dashboards and live targeting operations. The leaked documents expose how the sanctioned spyware vendor continues to operate despite US sanctions, with active deployments and infection vectors such as silent advertising-based infections. #Intellexa #PredatorSpyware

Keypoints

  • Intellexa staff used TeamViewer to remotely manage Predator surveillance systems, gaining access to live customer environments.
  • The leaks show that staff could view targeting data, infection attempts, and user surveillance dashboards without customer approval.
  • Live logs displayed infection attempts against targets in Kazakhstan, with detailed information on IP addresses and software versions.
  • New infection vector “Aladdin” exploits advertising ecosystems for silent, zero-click device infections worldwide.
  • Evidence indicates ongoing Predator spyware use in Pakistan amid increasing restrictions on human rights activists and internet shutdowns.

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