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Inspector José Amador, from the Judicial Police (PJ), continued to be heard yesterday in the sixth session of the Football Leaks trial, stating that the defendant Rui Pinto was connected to Sporting’s computer system for more than two months, between July and September 2015 , until the lions managed to stop the hacker’s attacks, who accessed several mailboxes of important leaders, including that of then-president Bruno de Carvalho.
The accesses were so insistent that the system even collapsed. José Amador also said that the intrusion into Doyen’s computer system would have occurred through a false email to Nélio Lucas, Doyen’s CEO, with the sender of Antero Henrique, head of FC Porto football, which allowed him download files and obtain credentials.
The inspector also said that the Portuguese Football Federation (like the General Prosecutor’s Office) only learned from the PJ that he had been the target of computer attacks and that there are signs linking Rui Pinto to the Benfica Market blog, which revealed linked documents. to the club de la Luz.
