Former L3Harris Trenchant Boss Pleads Guilty
Peter Williams, former general manager at L3Harris, has pleaded guilty to selling surveillance technology to a Russian broker.
According to the U.S. Department of Justice, Williams sold eight zero-day exploits to a Russian buyer over a three-year period.
- The exploits were national-security focused software.
- They included at least eight sensitive and protected cyber-exploit components.
- These components were meant to be sold exclusively to the U.S. government and select allies.
The material, stolen over a three-year period from the U.S. defense contractor where he worked, was comprised of national-security focused software that included at least eight sensitive and protected cyber-exploit components.
Author's summary: Former L3Harris boss pleads guilty to selling exploits.
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