European Secure Messaging Service Zivver Sold to U.S. Firm with Israeli Intelligence Links
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Summary
A European secure messaging service called Zivver, used by EU and UK governments and hospitals for confidential communications, has been sold to American company Kiteworks, which has strong ties to Israeli intelligence. The deal raises significant security and privacy concerns as sensitive health and government data could now be accessible to a company with intelligence connections. Experts have expressed deep concerns about the implications for European data sovereignty and security.
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Experts have expressed deep concerns over the deal.
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