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French Source: Firms Testing Israeli Espionage Program
A French journalist's report reveals that major companies such as the LVMH group conducted experiments with an Israeli surveillance program used to monitor employees and steal goods. The program, called Webloc, developed by Cobwebs Technologies and later acquired by an American company, focuses on collecting geographic and advertising data without directly revealing names, but it can identify users by linking the data. LVMH reportedly used it in February 2025 to track thefts at its warehouse near Cognac, where it was able to identify nearby phones and their movements, despite the company's denials of unlawful data use. The company decided to cease using the program after discovering its advanced capabilities and potential legal issues, especially regarding privacy. According to reports, the program was developed by former employees of Israeli intelligence units, and it is considered a sophisticated security tool. Concerns have been raised about potential violations of privacy rights.
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