Krisztián Ungváry believes that it could have posed a national security risk that András Patyi, a constitutional judge, was recruited by the state security services.

Ungváry Krisztián highlighted potential national security risks regarding the recruitment of constitutional judge Patyi András by state security services. He discussed a recent data protection incident involving a searchable database that included individuals who were monitored rather than just the monitors themselves. Rainer M. János expressed hope for a thorough investigation by the archives, emphasizing the unprecedented public access to these files. Ungváry argued that the right to access these documents is a fundamental citizen's right, and the previous limited access was akin to a constitutional violation. He noted that the public disclosure significantly reduces the blackmail potential of those involved, while acknowledging that a perfect world free of issues does not exist. The conversation also touched on the unique aspects of Hungary's approach to releasing these files, comparing it to similar events in Slovakia and the Czech Republic, while noting that the upcoming B-files…