警察によって解体プロットは密告の軍隊電話会社、電気や航空会社などの両方中央政府を持っていた
Espionaje “ingente” en las entrañas del Estado
La trama desarticulada por la policía disponía de un ejército de soplones tanto en la Administración central como en empresas de telefonía, eléctricas y compañías aéreas
Jesús Duva Madrid 13 JUL 2012 - 23:15 CET
Espionage "huge" in the bowels of the State
The plot dismantled by the police had an army of informers both central government as telephone companies, electric and airlines
Jesus Duva Madrid 13 JUL 2012 - 23:15 CET
The network data traffic recently dismantled by police in Operation Pitiusa drove a "huge" amount of information, as stated in the summary that instructs a court in Barcelona and who has had access COUNTRY. The plot was bought from an army of informants in Finance, National Police, Civil Guard, National Employment Institute, cadastre, Social Security, Health, Finance Basque, Traffic, Land Registry, courts, banks, companies electrical, car rental companies, travel agencies, airlines, Movistar, Orange and even were about to get a Visa infiltrated and other similar firms.
The Private Security Territorial Unit of Barcelona last May began a sweep that so far has resulted in the arrest or charge of about 150 people. Most of them are private detectives who had spun a huge web of dozens that were part of central government officials and regional as well as employees of companies that handle personal data.
So does the network data traffic
Another key player in the organization is Matías Bevilacqua, a computer engineer, a skilled hacker, capable of penetrating any computer and hack all its contents. This man has worked for the National Intelligence Center (CNI), as confirmed by the police's own intelligence service.
more"Isabel, movements need an account at BBVA. Give me price"Juanito, the seller of privacy"He is the husband of Cospedal. Perhaps this complicates the issue "
They had so good that even some snitch informant alerted them last December that the police were on his trail. So, in summary comprises transcription of a call in which one of the suspects talking to another person and warns: "The Parrot and coy ... To me I just called and they told me there would be ... To me the only thing I heard is that there will be something. Beware of appliances and everything. It's going to be something. One hundred percent sure. "
In another puncture telephone, two involved are notified each other that the police prepare "a move nationally too fat" and decide to start destroying evidence and erase incriminating evidence they have on their computer hard drives.
According to investigative sources, have not been able to find out who gave the tip to detectives involved in the plot. However, consider that this is a fact "very serious", which, if confirmed, would prove that the network had a mole near the charge of the investigation.
A report from the Economic Crime Unit and Money Laundering highlights: "The detectives on duty or brokers have captured human capital in strategic points of the Administration, through public servers that ultimately lend to smaller acts of petty corruption , or private entities as telephone operators or banks with employees infidels or collaboration with experts in computer forensics. "
The same report adds that the informants of the plot "lend themselves to it in exchange for substantial economic benefits, that petitioners gladly pay confidential data to be first hand ... Customers come to pay up to 30,000 euros for a full report on the position of a particular company in the market. "
One thing that allows a citizen to know where you work costs 50 euros, employment history, 100 euros, an income statement, between 2,500 and 3,000 euros, a Treasury report on the relationship of a company with its customers is worth $ 3,000.
This data obscene smuggling "is a highly profitable business for all members of the network, given the volume of data that market," says a police report. He adds, "Those higher rents intermediaries obtained are first or second degree, being experts in managing this business and be knowledgeable of the needs [of information] to have the detectives, commercial reporting companies, lawyers, etc. ".
Since there are sometimes three or four intermediaries, the initial amount paid by the customer becomes more fragmented until the last link in the chain (the official or employee who provided data). As an example, in the summary quoted Detective Sara Dionisio, which charges 6,000 euros to a client for tax profile that facilitates an officer perceives therefore 310 euros.
In the judicial investigation is also mentioned Detective Juan Antonio Rama, aka Juanito, who is said to only nine months of 2001 revenues grew to over 100,000 euros, although possibly not all that money comes from this activity and also , you may have to deduct the fees that should be paid to his confidants. Rama, according to the summary, "occupies a higher step in the plot of marketing information, business reports, procurement, transfer and sale of personal data reserved for a profit with a disproportionate significance."
In judicial proceedings does not include a calculation of the volume of data and reports with which the network traffic has been over the years that had been operating. However, it is indicative that, for example, one of the collectors of information agreed with one of its suppliers, a public official, to provide him with 500 daily data. In reality this custom being, that means that in a month confident handled more than 10,000 reports.
Those involved in the plot are fully aware that their activity violates the Criminal Code. In a telephone conversation punctured by police, one of the traders urges calm his client because he can not push the officer: "There mosqueo very fat. She has her job. Not going to play their jobs by the rush that we put. He says he has three children and, if caught, will the fucking street. We will not burn or it caught us. "
The summary also includes an estimate of how many people have been spied upon by the network. But it is evident that among them there from workers to business executives, sick, mortgage borrowers, immigrants. Until Telma Ortiz, sister of Princess Letizia, whose job type data were requested by a hitherto unidentified.
None of the 150 involved in prison for the crimes against them are little convicts, police said. Some of them are defended by criminal lawyers as prestigious as Fermín Morales, Jordi Gené and Bertomeu Judit García.
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