The US Department of Justice has accused two people it believes to be Chinese state agents of paying an FBI double agent to get information about the Huawei probe. The two individuals are accused of attempting to influence a US government employee who they thought was a cooperator to disclose sensitive information regarding the Justice Department’s investigation, including details about prospective witnesses, trial evidence, and additional charges that may be brought. According to the Justice Department, one of the defendants paid nearly $61,000 in digital currency for the data. However, the individual they attempted to bribe was an FBI double agent. The double agent gave the Chinese operatives certain documents that seemed to contain some of the material they were looking for, but the documents were created by the Justice Department and did not disclose factual meetings or trial tactics. Although the department has filed arrest warrants…
Latest Posts:
- How can VoIP improve customer support?
- Starlink Set to Launch Satellite Broadband Service in Indonesia
- Ericsson Inks Deal with Umniah for Network Expansion in Jordan
- FCC Warns of $3 Billion Shortfall in Removing Huawei Equipment
- Mavenir and AWS Join Forces to Revolutionize Telecom Deployment
- Nord Security Launches NordStellar to Combat Rising Cyber Threats
- Meta’s Llama 3 AI Model Excites Tech Community
- Samsung and O2 Telefonica Launch First German 5G vRAN Site
Tag