With just six days remaining before crucial parliamentary elections in Serbia, concerns are rising about potential interference. Digital rights investigators have reported, with high confidence, that two leading figures associated with the anti-government protest movement in Serbia have been targeted by sophisticated spyware. This revelation raises questions about the security of political discourse and the fairness of the upcoming elections. The timing of these attacks, so close to the vote, suggests a deliberate attempt to disrupt or undermine the opposition. Investigators are currently working to determine the source of the spyware and the extent of the data compromised. The attacks cast a shadow over the electoral process and fuel anxieties about digital security within Serbia’s political landscape. The incidents are likely to further polarize the already tense political environment ahead of the parliamentary elections.