Homeland Justice hackers have published other documents from the files of the State Police about contingent suspects involved in crimes. "Homeland Justice", following the criminal actions, has published online a material of 1.7 giga bytes where all the police information is filed.
MEMEX is also known as the Criminal Information Management System and is the main tool in the work of the State Police.
It holds secret police records on every criminal exponent. This system serves to receive and transmit notifications about the criminal event that occurred, police information as well as data about the persons involved in these events or information.
Among the many names, the photo of the businessman wanted by SPAK, Ervis Martinaj, can be seen. Based on the appearance and features, compared to the recent photos of the "King of Gambling", it is an image from years ago, when Ervis Martinaj was filed for the first time by the Police.

We remind you that Ervis Martinaj is missing and many conspiracy theories have been raised about him; if the 40-year-old originally from Burrel was kidnapped and killed, or if he staged the event himself to organize a counterattack against the opponents.
In dozens of documents published today by hackers, there are thousands of names of people filed by the Albanian Police for various illegal acts. Former Prime Minister Sali Berisha has stated that the data is related to the MEMEX system, with 105,000 registered names.
The statement states that the Iranian government, identified with 'Homeland Justice', launched the attack in July 2022 against Albanian government portals by temporarily blocking online services.
According to the statement, Iranian hackers gained access to the Albanian utility network approximately 14 months before the malicious cyber attack began.
Iranian hackers have maintained continuous access to Albanian sites for nearly a year, access that included a ransomware-style file encoder and disk-wiping malware. Hackers were able to periodically use Albanian government data on online portals.