DOJ accuses digital forensics firm of concealing Russia link
A news report published on September 24, 2026, says two executives were arrested on allegations that they lied about the Russian manufacture of data-extraction technology sold to several US agencies.
An automatically translated item from The Record’s feed, published on September 24, 2026, reports that two executives at a data-extraction and digital forensics company were arrested. The US Department of Justice (DOJ) accuses them of lying about the company’s technology being manufactured in Russia.
The report says the company sold its software to several US agencies. The allegation is not a judicial finding. To verify the report and its context, consult The Record’s original article, identified by its title about the DOJ allegation, and look for any cited official documents or statements; distinguish accusations from established facts.