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U.S. engineer contacted China before stealing missile tracking tech, DOJ says

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The top federal prosecutor in Los Angeles said the engineer earlier offered to give China information that could aid its military.

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US researcher Chenguang Gong arrested for stealing missile tracking tech

Gong allegedly transferred over 3,600 files from his workplace – including blueprints for sensors used to detect nuclear launches – to personal storage devices.

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U.S. engineer contacted China before stealing missile tracking tech, DOJ says

The top federal prosecutor in Los Angeles said the engineer earlier offered to give China information that could aid its military.

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Chinese Californian engineer involved in US missile tracking technology arrested

The US Department of Justice said on Wednesday (February 7) that a former engineer from a Southern California company was arrested on federal charges. Federal prosecutors accuse him of seizing classified commercial technology developed for the US government to detect nuclear missile launches, follow ballistic missiles, and hypersonic missiles.

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CNBC broke the news in United States on Wednesday, February 7, 2024.
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