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Rafael Toucedo
Luís Pais Antunes, managing partner of the Board of Directors of PLMJ – a law firm that claims to have been attacked by Rui Pinto -, spoke at the third session of the trial.
The third session of the Rui Pinto trial began with the testimony of Luís Pais Antunes, managing partner of the Board of Directors of the PLMJ – a law firm that claims to have been hacked by Rui Pinto -, who revealed the existence of “days with hundreds and thousands of cyber attacks “in December 2018.
“” In December 2018, information obtained in other institutions, in law firms, began to be disclosed. At the end of December, evidence was published on a blog obtained from the PLMJ, related to the E-Toupeira, about the questioning of witnesses who had never been abroad. The IT team did not detect unauthorized accesses and they were later published on the blog ‘Mercado do Benfica – O Polvo’. On December 23 we noticed improper accesses and not a single single access, but several since mid-October. Login with the credentials of a system administrator. In the field of football, there was a lot of information to be disclosed indicating that it was by illegal means. We had days with hundreds and thousands of attacks, “said the lawyer in court, this Wednesday, continuing:
“On December 31, there was a communication to João Medeiros [advogado da PLMJ e da SAD do Benfica], from several foreigners who wish a good year and say they will be surprised. Minutes later, the entire João Medeiros mailbox went online. Briefcases, units and post offices were illegally accessed, ”said Luís Pais Antunes, one of the attendees who listened throughout the day on Wednesday.
“In addition to e-Toupeira, information was published about EDP, Operation Marquês, among others. Much in the area of the criminal team,” he added.
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