GPL Violations in Surveillance Tools?

[ilf]

Multiple leakes documents show the product portfolio for the "Governmental IT Intrusion and Remote Monitoring Solutions" FinSpy/FinFisher/Fin* by company group Gamma:

http://wikileaks.org/spyfiles/files/0/299_GAMMA-201110-FinFisher_Product_Portfolio-en.pdf
https://app.box.com/s/zy01xx7p9s9g6wjmkryy

These include Live CDs and bootable CDs. One of the authors previously worked on http://www.backtrack-linux.org/, so it's possible that these are based on a simliar Linux distro. Also, many screenshots implicate that some of the used tools are forks of popular FLOSS like nmap, zenmap, kismet, aircrack-ng and so on.

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ilf

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IANAL. And I am not an expert on the GPL or GPL-violations. But do you see possible GPL violations here? Do you see a possibility for action?

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