Regime spying on political opponents in the Netherlands

 Regime spying on political opponents in the Netherlands

  "The Iranian regime is spying on its political opponents through a server at an intelligence center near Harlem in the Netherlands," Dutch radio station Argus said in a program.

  The Dutch security company BitDefender and Argus, which identified the server, said the Iranian regime had tried to infiltrate computers and telephones in countries such as the Netherlands, Germany, Sweden and India.

  According to the report, experts said the software had previously been identified as being linked to the Iranian regime, stealing information from computers or telephones.