According to what he reported, El Chapo DRGO CARTEL tracked and killed the informants by penetrating the FBI phone

The Sinoa Carted Mexican car pirates to track and wipe the FBI and wipe it, then used this information to intimidate witnesses and even kill them against Lord JoaQuín “El Chapo” Guzmán, according to Report of the Ministry of Justice I was monitored before Art Technica. The infiltrators used the techniques and collection of relatively advanced data and weaknesses in cybersecurity of the FBI to identify witnesses, says the report.

According to the very revised report, which is partially dependent on a certificate from a “individual connected to the cartoon”, the infiltrators provided gang leaders “a list of services related to mobile phones and other electronic devices.

The infiltrator noticed “the people who enter and leave the US embassy in Mexico” and identified people with attention, including the assistant legal attaché of the FBI. They used the ALAT mobile phone number “to get the calls made and received, as well as the geographical location data associated with the (annex) phone.” The infiltrators also used the Camera in Mexico City to follow the city about the city and identify the people they met. “According to the case factor, the cartel used this information to intimidate, and in some cases, potential sources or cooperative witnesses are killed,” says the report.

The accurate technical methods are revised, but the report shows that the infiltrator used “technical monitoring everywhere” (UTS) to spy on the FBI, which was investigating and ultimately condemning Josman. The UTS report defines as “a wide range of data and the application of analytical methodologies for the purpose of connecting people to things, events or sites.” In other words, the Cartel used some FBI’s methods against it.

The report said that the availability of the recent commercial tools that allow UTS as a “existential” threat. He cited other examples including the use of credit card reports available on a wide range of data brokers as well as cell phone call records.

The FBI’s response to the UTS threat was “disassembled and inconsistent”, according to the Ministry of Justice, and the counter -measures created in 2022 were “insufficient” and lacked “long -term vision.” (Among other things) recommended that the agency merge all UTS weaknesses into the final mitigation plan, identify the main officials authorized to implement the strategy, establish a line of power to respond to UTS incidents and ensure continuous training on UTS strategies.