An investigation by two journalists revealed that a Spanish startup providing services to dozens of companies is allegedly a Russian front company that transfers data to the FSB, according to a report by Leonid Berts (be7.co.il). The report claims thousands of access keys to data systems are in Russian intelligence's hands. An Israeli company was also reportedly found in the startup's records, though its identity was not disclosed in the preview.
The report by journalist Leonid Berts, published on the Israeli news site be7.co.il, details an investigation by two journalists (unnamed in the preview) who uncovered that a Spanish startup, which provides services to dozens of companies, is actually a Russian front company funneling data to the FSB. The investigation claims that thousands of access keys to corporate data systems are now in the hands of Russian intelligence. The report also notes that an Israeli company was found among the startup's records, but the company's name has not been disclosed. The story highlights growing concerns about Russian espionage in Europe and Israel. The full details are available in the linked report.
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