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Oxygen Forensics leaders charged over hidden Russian ownership
CyberScoop reports the arrests of Oxygen Forensics CEO Lee Reiber and Russian co-owner Oleg Davydov. A federal complaint charges them with conspiracy to commit wire fraud for concealing Russian ownership, and Russian development, of forensics software sold to U.S. agencies including the Secret Service. The complaint does not allege malicious code. The Justice Department announced the case on 23 September. These are allegations: both are presumed innocent.
Why it matters
The allegation is hidden Russian ownership of forensics software sold to U.S. agencies, not malicious code. Both are presumed innocent.
The Justice Department’s announcement, dated 23 September, is the public summary of the complaint: Tech CEO, Russian national arrested on complaint alleging they hid Russian ownership.
Related: InformNapalm on Oxygen Forensics.