Former representative of the interview: US spied Elysee Palace – Virtual Poland

• The former representative of the French intelligence revealed that the United States spied on the French president’s office in 2012

 • Barbier said he detected a break into the computers of the then head of state

 • He added that Francois Hollande told him to fly to the US to “obsztorcował” American intelligence

 • According to documents disclosed by Wikileaks, the last three French presidents were kept under surveillance by the US since at least 2006 and 2012,
 

– United States actually spied in 2012 established the French head of state, Elysee Palace, – he said as quoted by the daily “Le Monde” were representative of the French DGSE intelligence. This confirms previous assumptions. The newspaper refers to the statements of Bernard Barbier, Director. DGSE technology in the years 2006-14, which died during his meeting with students of one of the university in June.

He confirmed that between the two rounds of presidential elections in 2012. French professionals detect hacking into computers then applying for the re-election of President Nicolas Sarkozy and his collaborators. It was found that the malware used was similar to that used in the 2010 cyber attack on computers of the European Commission. Then it was thought that they could be behind this just the Americans or the Russians.
 

 - In 2012, we had more resources and technical capabilities to work on metadata. I came to the conclusion that it could be just the United States – said Barbier.
 

He added that the next president Francois Hollande told him to fly to the US to “obsztorcował” American intelligence. – It happened April 12, 2013, and was a really great moment of my career – he recalled.
 

– We were sure they would. At the end of the meeting, the then head of the US National Security Agency Keith Alexander was not happy – he said.
 

 According to documents released by the hard-hitting Wikileaks, the last three French presidents (except Sarkozy and Hollande as Jacques Chirac), as well as ministers and MPs, they were subjected to surveillance by the US at least from 2006 to 2012.