Ex-boxer battles United States federal government over legality of Sky ECC cryptophone intercepts
Attorneys representing a previous fighter charged with major drug trafficking offenses are challenging the legality of the United States federal government's usage of obstructed messages acquired by a European authorities hacking operation versus the world's biggest cryptophone network.
The previous heavyweight fighter from Montenegro, Goran Gogic, deals with charges over his supposed participation in the import of big amounts of drug. His attorneys implicate district attorneys of bypassing United States legal defenses by counting on abroad partners to carry out security.
The case will evaluate the credibility of proof gotten by French police from the hacking and mass interception of 170,000 users of Sky ECC phones in a joint operation with Belgian and Dutch cops in the United States co...