Overview
- Block-Group IT leaders testified they met the Israeli security firm four times, heard unsubstantiated claims that the ex-husband posed a cyber threat, and were told to end contacts by company leadership.
- The IT manager said the firm’s chief pushed a specific December 15, 2023 attack date without proof, which he called peculiar, and described high-pressure tactics from the visitors.
- An LKA cybercrime officer explained that legitimate penetration tests require clear scoping and boundaries, adding that a months‑long engagement is theoretically possible but uncommon in practice.
- The court published new dates taking the trial through June 2026, expanding a schedule that has already been extended since proceedings began in July.
- The younger child will not testify after invoking the right to refuse, the older child’s appearance was moved to mid‑December, and the defense sought a suspension and broader access to roughly a terabyte of newly seized digital material.