Intellexa, the controversial spyware company registered in Ireland and sanctioned by the US, will have its day in court in Greece later this month. The Israeli-owned company develops the spyware known as Predator, an invasive piece of technology that has been linked to several controversial customers including repressive and authoritarian governments. As revealed by The Currency in 2022, Intellexa’s corporate structure winds through Ireland with two companies, Intellexa Limited and holding company Thalestris Limited, that provided part of the backbone of how Intellexa sold Predator to customers. These Irish companies were blacklisted by the US government over their alleged role…

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