
It was stated that some law firms access citizens' personal information through illegal digital panels and cause victimization with untrue statements.
An investigation was launched on the grounds that some law firms accessed personal data through illegal digital panels and defrauded citizens with enforcement threats.
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Evidence was obtained that some law firms accessed citizens' personal information through illegal systems.
Some law offices access the personal information of citizens with whom they have no legal relationship through these systems and victimize them with untrue statements such as "Your debt is under legal proceedings", "You missed the reconciliation process", "Seizure proceedings have been initiated against you".
The details of the investigation were explained as follows:
"An investigation was launched upon evidence obtained regarding the use of 'HukukBİS', 'AsistBİS' and similar illegal digital panel systems, which allow the personal data of citizens to be obtained and questioned unlawfully in some law offices.
In the technical examinations made on the digital materials obtained from the suspects Barış Sakızlı, Abdurrahman Kayseri and fugitive Zafer Çam; Panel access records, user information, Google Authenticator verification codes, remote connection traces provided via AnyDesk and TeamViewer, query outputs containing personal data, bulk Word and Excel files and correspondence regarding panel use, which are considered to belong to many law firms operating in Istanbul, were detected.
"Findings were found that the systems in question were installed on the computers of some law offices through remote access programs, that verification applications were used to log into the system, and that user accounts were actively managed from within the office."

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