Israeli technology firm BlackCore is facing allegations of conducting digital interference operations targeting political figures and elections across multiple countries, according to French officials and media reports.

A French official stated that BlackCore is suspected of meddling in elections in New York City and Scotland, in addition to operations in France. The accusations suggest a pattern of international digital interference activities by the Israeli company.

Specific allegations include targeting Scotland's First Minister John Swinney during election periods. According to reports, accounts linked to BlackCore allegedly carried out digital interference operations against the Scottish political leader.

The scope of the alleged operations appears to extend beyond Scotland, with French authorities indicating suspicions of similar activities in New York City elections. The nature and extent of the alleged interference operations have not been fully detailed by officials.

BlackCore has not publicly responded to the allegations. The accusations come amid growing international concern about foreign interference in democratic processes through digital platforms and social media manipulation.

French authorities have not specified what evidence supports their claims against BlackCore or whether formal investigations have been launched. The allegations represent the latest in a series of international disputes over digital election interference by technology firms.