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Defense Contractor Ordered to Pay $10M After Selling Sovereign Cyber-Tools to Russian Broker

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Defense Contractor Ordered to Pay $10M After Selling Sovereign Cyber-Tools to Russian Broker

Former cybersecurity executive Peter Williams has been ordered to pay $10 million to his former employers after stealing proprietary hacking and surveillance tools and selling them to a Kremlin-linked broker for $1.3 million.