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José Amador, who has been deposed for three days, indicated to the court that, after Rui Pinto’s arrest, the forensic analysis of the disks seized in Budapest revealed several improper accesses.
“When we began to do the analysis in the forensic context, the PGR appeared many times,” he described, indicating that files were found in secret archives and DCIAP documents. “Dr. Amadeu Guerra will have been one of the great entry points,” he added.
The inspector said that the attack, through the credentials of Amadeu Guerra, former director of the DCIAP, resorted to a phishing operation, but José Amador could not specify how long the intrusion lasted.
José Amador also analyzed this Wednesday several Doyen contracts published on the Football Leaks blog, as well as the outlines of the computer attacks on the PLMJ, the Portuguese Football Federation and the PGR.
The PJ inspector will continue to be heard this Thursday, as a prosecutor, answering questions from the lawyer Marta Viegas.
