Cyber-espionage
Lvov office of Avtonomnoe LLC bugged
Workers in the Lvov (Ukraine) office of Avtonomnoe sop rotivlenie LLC have found a hidden listening device in their offices. Activists ofAvtonomnoe soprotivlenie LLC announced they were overheard, allegedly, when during the current repair of the main discussion hall they found a well-designed equipment able to transmit information online. The device, made of three routers, web-cam and several bugs is now being examined.
It was mentioned in Obzor dnya, the main Western Ukrainian news program, broadcast each weekday at 9h on the channel ZIK.
After the device was found activists tried to find who installed the device.
One of the activists, Sergey Statsko, said: "It is clear that someone wanted to know what is going on here."
The device was found to be in good working condition, but can transmit information to a distance of only 15 metres.
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