They are reviewing again whether there were errors in the state security database for others as well, but Lezsák's mistaken identification seems unique.

Due to a technical error, Sándor Lezsák's name was mistakenly included in a database of network personnel, although he was actually monitored, not a collaborator. The State Security Services Historical Archives confirmed this mistake and apologized to the politician. An Excel data error is believed to have caused the issue, which has since been corrected. Lezsák expressed that he was not involved with state security and was actually under surveillance. The Archives are reviewing the database to prevent future errors, but they consider this a unique incident. They are also re-examining the database for other potential misidentifications.

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