Romanian National Sentenced for Selling Access to Oregon State Government Networks

A Romanian national, Catalin Dragomir (46), was sentenced to 56 months in prison on May 27, 2026, for selling unauthorized access to the networks of an Oregon state government office and other U.S. entities in 2021. The case was prosecuted by the U.S. Department of Justice, with court documents confirming Dragomir’s involvement in the cybercrime. Dragomir, formerly residing in Constanta, Romania, faced a potential seven-year sentence before the final ruling. The breach targeted government infrastructure, though no specific technical details or CVE IDs were disclosed. The sentencing follows legal proceedings tied to the 2021 incident.