German police will soon be able to hack encrypted messaging services

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Berlin: The German police will soon develop a software that will help people hack their smartphone. Through this software, the message of encrypted messaging services such as Whatsapp will also be read. The news came out after the leak of a paper attached to it was leaked. So far, reading messages from messaging apps like Whatsapp and Telegram is a challenging task. In view of the growing incidents of terrorism, it will prove to be very helpful for the police.

Russia Times has reported this on behalf of Germany’s local media. The draft of the German Police Remote Communications Interception Software will be ready by the end of this year. In Germany, the police currently monitors electronic devices with the help of this technology, but there are many limitations. At the moment, this software can not read messages from many social messaging apps. A German newspaper has reported on the basis of a leaked report from the Interior Ministry that by the end of 2017 it would be possible to penetrate messenger services like WhatsApp. Previously, this software could only monitor desktop computers. Now upgraded software will also be able to hack smartphones, tablets, ios, blackberry and android

With the help of this software, the Police Department will now be able to hack the user’s screen and read his messages. The police will also be able to see people’s chatting, video recordings and personal data. The law will now also give the police the right to hack into smartphones and other electronic devices of criminal activities and suspects involved in terrorism. According to leaks, German police was involved in developing this software since the beginning of 2016. This timing matters so that the police get the legal permission to develop this software legally later. It meant that the police and the security service had already started work in this regard before getting the green signal.

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