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And the Se & Hør saga continues: BT afslører: Her er Se og Hør-fotografen, der fortalte PET alt - Danmark | www.bt.dk
A freelance photographer, Michael Medgyesi, who was attached to the magazine from 2006-2011 apparantly felt the methods used were disturbing, and he suspected that someone was hacking celebrities credit card info.
Without having any decisive evidence he contacted PET in 2011, who dispatched two officers to talk to him.
Apparantly he did not mention that highranking politicians and members of the DRF were among those who were monitored, presumably because he didn't know. Which makes it not a national security matter, but a case for the ordinary police.
Whatever, the photographer didn't hear more from PET and later on they only confirmed to him that they had indeed spoken to him.
PET has informed the Minister of Justice that they did look briefly into the matter but didn't find any ground for futher action. An investigation has now been launched.
The same photographer contacted Nets, which the credit cards, and told them about his suspicions. Initially they didn't return to him, but when pressed they explained they had investigated the matter and found no reason for taking action.
In short: there has been not only a breakdown of moral and common sense at Se & Hør and Aller, but there has also been a series of failures in the security systems around the credit cards. The typical complacency that so often takes over after a while.
And again, if it happened here in DK it has or will happen elsewhere as well...
So if I was a celeb I would start using cash.
A freelance photographer, Michael Medgyesi, who was attached to the magazine from 2006-2011 apparantly felt the methods used were disturbing, and he suspected that someone was hacking celebrities credit card info.
Without having any decisive evidence he contacted PET in 2011, who dispatched two officers to talk to him.
Apparantly he did not mention that highranking politicians and members of the DRF were among those who were monitored, presumably because he didn't know. Which makes it not a national security matter, but a case for the ordinary police.
Whatever, the photographer didn't hear more from PET and later on they only confirmed to him that they had indeed spoken to him.
PET has informed the Minister of Justice that they did look briefly into the matter but didn't find any ground for futher action. An investigation has now been launched.
The same photographer contacted Nets, which the credit cards, and told them about his suspicions. Initially they didn't return to him, but when pressed they explained they had investigated the matter and found no reason for taking action.
In short: there has been not only a breakdown of moral and common sense at Se & Hør and Aller, but there has also been a series of failures in the security systems around the credit cards. The typical complacency that so often takes over after a while.
And again, if it happened here in DK it has or will happen elsewhere as well...
So if I was a celeb I would start using cash.