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Counterfeit IT products sold by individuals from Florida to the US military resulted in major security breaches and cyberattacks.

Swimmers from Acalanes High School are now asking the North Coast Section to change their deadline policy for the championship in this weekend's meet.

A tech CEO named Onur Aksoy has been sentenced in Federal court for running extensive operation selling counterfeit Cisco equipment, with some of the fraudulent Cisco gear ending up in U.S. government and classified information systems, as well as hospitals and schools, according to the DoJ.

Federal prosecutors said Onur Aksoy, 40, of Miami, Florida, sold hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of counterfeit Cisco networking equipment that made its way into schools, hospitals and onto fighter jets such as the F-15, F-18 and F-22. Aksoy also holds citizenship in Turkey.

"One of the largest counterfeit-trafficking operations ever."

He was sentenced to more than six years in prison.

He was sentenced to more than six years in prison.

TECH NEWS : Miami CEO Onur Aksoy sentenced to over six years for selling fake Cisco equipment. Guilty of conspiracy, mail fraud, wire fraud. Resold $1B in fakes t

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