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Russian-Owned Company Supplied Software to European Law Enforcement for Years

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Politico reports that Oxygen Forensics, accused by the US Justice Department of concealing Russian ownership, supplied smartphone and computer forensics tools to law enforcement across Europe for years.

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He worked on projects financed by the European Union by selling his services on the extraction of data also to the law enforcement forces of the Old Continent. Too bad that behind the image of a large American company hid an entirely Russian property and management. Thus the U.S. Department of Justice accused Oxygen Forensics, with official headquarters in Virginia, of [...] The article It was registered in the U.S. but it was Russian: a company…

·Rome, Italy
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A US based data extraction firm, accused of being conducted in secret from Russia, worked on EU-funded projects and sold its services to European law enforcement agencies, shows documents consulted by a prestigious Brussels publication. Last week, the US Department of Justice accused the company of ...

·Romania
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We are not talking about a hacker in a basement in Moscow that breaks European servers at three in the morning. The story is worse, to use a block scale term. A company presented as American, Oxygen Forensics, sold its software of digital forensics to Western police and judicial institutions, was involved in European projects and [...]

A digital forensics firm, which would be secretly controlled from Russia, worked on EU-funded projects and sold services to European judicial agencies.

·Bucharest, Romania
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A criminal investigation in the US has revealed that Oxygen Forensics, a Russian-controlled company that sells digital forensics software to US government agencies, used Turkey to conceal its Russian connections. According to a 43-page indictment prepared by US federal prosecutors, Oleg Fedorov, one of the company's Russian partners, obtained a Turkish passport in 2023. Fedorov then used the name "Fatih Osman" to manage Oxygen Forensics' US oper…

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Tr724 broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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