Anunțul DNA, după dezvăluirile legate de softul de criminalistică dezvoltat de o firmă paravan din Rusia, pe care îl utilizează

Following revelations about the Russian-owned Oxygen Forensics software, several European law enforcement agencies, including Romania's DNA, will stop using it. The software, used for extracting data from mobile devices, has raised concerns after Politico reported its ties to Russian ownership. DNA confirmed it is terminating its contract, while other agencies, like Latvia's police, are reviewing their use of the software. Critics, including EU lawmakers, are urging immediate action to investigate potential security risks. Despite claims of no malicious code, the situation has prompted scrutiny of the EU's security partnerships with companies linked to Russia.