OSCE asks the Attorney General’s Office and the Prosecutor’s Office to investigate a complaint about alleged computer espionage

The State Procurement Supervisory Agency (OSCE) requested the intervention of the Anticorruption Prosecutor’s Office and the State Attorney General’s Office, to investigate the complaint about alleged computer espionage made this Sunday by the Punto Final program.

“The OSCE will notify the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office and the State Attorney General’s Office in order to request that investigations be carried out to identify the alleged perpetrators and that they be punished according to law,” points out a statement issued tonight by the institution, ”reads a statement released this Sunday.

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Likewise, the OSCE indicated that it will immediately initiate internal investigation actions in response to the facts indicated in the report.

What did the report reveal?

According to Punto Final’s complaint, the spy entered the platform managed by said entity to give information on proposals submitted to Chinese construction companies that later won millionaire public contracts.

According to the journalistic program of Latina, a 23-year-old man and his accomplices violated the security system of the SEACE OSCE platform to sell information to dozens of companies that won million-dollar bids from their competitors.

He indicated that, on April 4, the subject went to the Anti-Corruption Attorney’s Office to tell how these illicit operations work.

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