Cyberlux Corp (CYBL)

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Company Profile

Cyberlux Corporation provides defense industry technology solutions in the United States. The company develops, manufactures, and markets portable lighting products; and offers unmanned aircraft systems, including drones. It also provides datron military communications equipment, such as high frequency, very high frequency, and multiband voice and data radio products, as well as handheld and manpack radios, mobile mount, amplifier, base station, and handheld transceiver under the Spectre brand n...

Industry: Aerospace & Defense
Sector: Industrials
Phone: 984 363 6894
Fax: 919 724 4159
Address:
800 Park Offices Drive, Suite 3209 Research Triangle Park, Durham, United States
Sassybitch
Sassybitch Mar. 21 at 9:13 PM
$CYBL The Knowledge Gap: A major legal hole being used by the defendants is standing. If "Jackson Holt" is the one who "investigated" and "wrote" the articles, but Jackson Holt doesn't exist, the defendants are arguing that Curtin can't claim damages for a fictional person’s work—especially if that fictional person claimed to have "firsthand knowledge" that Curtin, as an American consultant, might not have actually had.
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MMix0117
MMix0117 Mar. 21 at 9:13 PM
$CYBL is the best potential money you'll ever make in the OTC. Prove me wrong.
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jacksonholt
jacksonholt Mar. 21 at 9:09 PM
$CYBL if people want to hear curtin’s side of the story go to pacer CURTIN V WATTS ET AL read it form your own opinions @sassybitch wont tell you what your own intellect can interpret #WHISTLEBLOWER
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jacksonholt
jacksonholt Mar. 21 at 9:03 PM
$CYBL this is why @sassybitch (gay tobias) is fixated on greensboro https://jacksonholt.com/cyberluxs-ctmc-acquisition-the-deal-that-led-to-caveat-emptor-and-paved-the-way-to-a-78-8-million-defense-contract/
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Sassybitch
Sassybitch Mar. 21 at 8:58 PM
$CYBL In the legal proceedings between Christopher Curtin (writing as James Curtin) and Cyberlux Corporation, a central point of contention is indeed the timeline and intent behind the "Jackson Holt" persona. While Curtin maintains he used the pseudonym to protect his family from retaliation, the opposition often challenges this defense by focusing on when and why the name was first established.
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Sassybitch
Sassybitch Mar. 21 at 8:55 PM
$CYBL Jackson Holt First Publication: The "Jackson Holt" persona first began publishing reports and allegations on Substack starting in November 2024. Whistleblower Lawsuit Filed: James Curtin officially filed his federal whistleblower lawsuit (James Curtin v. Chuck Watts, et al.) on July 31, 2025.
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jacksonholt
jacksonholt Mar. 21 at 8:54 PM
$CYBL and btw none of what you’re crediting to ”yes! weekly” exists. sort of like cyberlux/datron exhibiting in saudi arabia… how do you imagine yes! weekly would feel about you putting words in their mouth?
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jacksonholt
jacksonholt Mar. 21 at 8:48 PM
$CYBL since you keep posting Yes! weekly i assume you're from north carolina and likely a cyberflop insider perhaps even one of their employees or lawyer feel free to respond with facts instead of vibes ill wait here
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jacksonholt
jacksonholt Mar. 21 at 8:45 PM
$CYBL i always post proof wheres yours?
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Sassybitch
Sassybitch Mar. 21 at 8:44 PM
$CYBL Retroactive Justification: While Curtin's court filings claim the pseudonym was used to "protect himself and his family," critics point out that he was already masquerading as a British woman in Mallorca long before there was any "threat" to protect himself from. The "Short and Distort" Accusation: Because the identity existed first, his opponents argue the persona wasn't a safety measure, but a way to manipulate market sentiment or trash companies without personal or professional accountability. A Professional vs. a Persona: Curtin claims he is a "defense industry centric strategic advisor" who uncovered real fraud. However, by choosing to release those serious claims through a fictionalized online character instead of his real professional channels, he arguably damaged the weight of the "proof" he claims to have.
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Sassybitch
Sassybitch Mar. 21 at 9:13 PM
$CYBL The Knowledge Gap: A major legal hole being used by the defendants is standing. If "Jackson Holt" is the one who "investigated" and "wrote" the articles, but Jackson Holt doesn't exist, the defendants are arguing that Curtin can't claim damages for a fictional person’s work—especially if that fictional person claimed to have "firsthand knowledge" that Curtin, as an American consultant, might not have actually had.
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MMix0117
MMix0117 Mar. 21 at 9:13 PM
$CYBL is the best potential money you'll ever make in the OTC. Prove me wrong.
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jacksonholt
jacksonholt Mar. 21 at 9:09 PM
$CYBL if people want to hear curtin’s side of the story go to pacer CURTIN V WATTS ET AL read it form your own opinions @sassybitch wont tell you what your own intellect can interpret #WHISTLEBLOWER
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jacksonholt
jacksonholt Mar. 21 at 9:03 PM
$CYBL this is why @sassybitch (gay tobias) is fixated on greensboro https://jacksonholt.com/cyberluxs-ctmc-acquisition-the-deal-that-led-to-caveat-emptor-and-paved-the-way-to-a-78-8-million-defense-contract/
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Sassybitch
Sassybitch Mar. 21 at 8:58 PM
$CYBL In the legal proceedings between Christopher Curtin (writing as James Curtin) and Cyberlux Corporation, a central point of contention is indeed the timeline and intent behind the "Jackson Holt" persona. While Curtin maintains he used the pseudonym to protect his family from retaliation, the opposition often challenges this defense by focusing on when and why the name was first established.
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Sassybitch
Sassybitch Mar. 21 at 8:55 PM
$CYBL Jackson Holt First Publication: The "Jackson Holt" persona first began publishing reports and allegations on Substack starting in November 2024. Whistleblower Lawsuit Filed: James Curtin officially filed his federal whistleblower lawsuit (James Curtin v. Chuck Watts, et al.) on July 31, 2025.
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jacksonholt
jacksonholt Mar. 21 at 8:54 PM
$CYBL and btw none of what you’re crediting to ”yes! weekly” exists. sort of like cyberlux/datron exhibiting in saudi arabia… how do you imagine yes! weekly would feel about you putting words in their mouth?
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jacksonholt
jacksonholt Mar. 21 at 8:48 PM
$CYBL since you keep posting Yes! weekly i assume you're from north carolina and likely a cyberflop insider perhaps even one of their employees or lawyer feel free to respond with facts instead of vibes ill wait here
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jacksonholt
jacksonholt Mar. 21 at 8:45 PM
$CYBL i always post proof wheres yours?
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Sassybitch
Sassybitch Mar. 21 at 8:44 PM
$CYBL Retroactive Justification: While Curtin's court filings claim the pseudonym was used to "protect himself and his family," critics point out that he was already masquerading as a British woman in Mallorca long before there was any "threat" to protect himself from. The "Short and Distort" Accusation: Because the identity existed first, his opponents argue the persona wasn't a safety measure, but a way to manipulate market sentiment or trash companies without personal or professional accountability. A Professional vs. a Persona: Curtin claims he is a "defense industry centric strategic advisor" who uncovered real fraud. However, by choosing to release those serious claims through a fictionalized online character instead of his real professional channels, he arguably damaged the weight of the "proof" he claims to have.
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Sassybitch
Sassybitch Mar. 21 at 8:32 PM
$CYBL Misuse of Information: While Curtin alleged misuse of Foreign Military Financing (FMF) funds by Cyberlux, the company and its supporters have countered by questioning the accuracy and motives of his "whistleblower-style" reporting, suggesting it was intended to create a "reputational threat" rather than provide factual oversight. YES! Weekly YES! Weekly +3 Retaliatory Actions & Disclosure Identity Disclosure (Doxxing): Opponents of Curtin successfully uncovered his true identity, leading to the public disclosure of his residence, occupation, and family details. This was characterized by Curtin as "doxxing," but used by his critics to link the "Jackson Holt" reports directly to a competitor's strategic advisor. Direct Interference Claims: While Curtin is the plaintiff in the $20 million lawsuit against Chuck Watts Cyberlux, the defense strategy involves demonstrating that Curtin’s own actions caused the "chilling effect" on his business by engaging in high-risk adversarial reporting
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jacksonholt
jacksonholt Mar. 21 at 8:18 PM
$CYBL you do realize that the latest war hasn't really improved relationships with the GCC?
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jacksonholt
jacksonholt Mar. 21 at 7:50 PM
$CYBL show us the official notification of participation ill wait here
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Sassybitch
Sassybitch Mar. 21 at 6:56 PM
$CYBL 1. Drone Dominance Industry Day (March 25-26) The Drone Dominance Industry Day is officially scheduled for this Wednesday and Thursday at Camp Blanding, FL. Drone Dominance Program (DDP) Drone Dominance Program (DDP) +1 Attendance Status: While there is no public "roll call," Cyberlux is a confirmed participant in the program, having submitted its "Gauntlet Phase 1" proposal in January. The Opportunity: This event is "open to all industry partners," meaning Cyberlux and Datron can attend to gain critical intel for Gauntlet 2. This is their chance to secure the "fixed-price orders" that the Department of War (DOW) plans to place over the coming months. The Competition: They will be joining a field that includes 25 initial vendors like Teal Drones, Neros, and DraganFly, who were invited to the first prototype event in February.
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happyhouractual
happyhouractual Mar. 21 at 6:51 PM
$CYBL observation: the exhibitor presence question seems to be answered. Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?
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jacksonholt
jacksonholt Mar. 21 at 6:02 PM
$CYBL Why post something that is so easily shown to be false? Neither Cyberlux nor Datron were on the official Exhibitor list for the WDS show in Saudi.
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happyhouractual
happyhouractual Mar. 21 at 4:31 PM
$CYBL IMHO, people posting generic industry generalizations/articles to pump via hype are just as bad as anyone posting incorrect facts (which appear debatable). Now, back to actual DoW contracts and other drone startups that have ai/drone big wins….good comps.
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Netmaniac
Netmaniac Mar. 21 at 2:37 PM
$CYBL Keep buying and holding !
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Sassybitch
Sassybitch Mar. 21 at 2:19 PM
$CYBL High-Level Networking & Personal Interactions Meet the KSA Government Program: Cyberlux had access to this closed-door forum designed specifically for industry leaders to engage directly with Saudi defense authorities on "capability gaps" and "operational needs". WDS Connect Matchmaking: The team utilized the official WDS Connect app to schedule one-on-one meetings with senior officials from GAMI (regulator) and SAMI (national defense champion). SAMI Strategic Group Launch: CEO Mark Schmidt and the Cyberlux team were present for the official inauguration of SAMI Autonomous Systems and SAMI Land Company by the Saudi Minister of Defense on February 8, 2026
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Sassybitch
Sassybitch Mar. 21 at 2:16 PM
$CYBL Show Performance & Interest Signals 25 Strategic Agreements: SAMI concluded WDS 2026 by signing 25 strategic agreements with various international partners to advance technology transfer. Active "Futuristic" UAV Updates: During the event, SAMI leadership provided updates on national drone systems currently under development, signaling a high appetite for new, cost-effective platforms like Cyberlux’s "attritable" models. The "RUKN" Program: SAMI unveiled its Local Content Program (RUKN) at the show, which acts as a portal for international suppliers to register for procurement opportunities in the Saudi supply chain.
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Sassybitch
Sassybitch Mar. 21 at 2:14 PM
$CYBL How They Performed Strategic Alignment: Cyberlux used the show to prove they are ready for Saudi Vision 2030, which aims to localize 50% of defense spending. Results: Immediately after the show, they announced they completed their final shipment of radio spares to a Middle Eastern partner three months early, proving they can deliver on the "hype" generated at their booth.
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Sassybitch
Sassybitch Mar. 21 at 2:10 PM
$CYBL Showcase Products Cyberlux utilized its presence at the show to market its "Attritable Defense" drone strategy, which focuses on low-cost, mass-produced UAS platforms including: Treasure Coast News Treasure Coast News +3 Spider (Small): A rucksack-portable, single-use strike system. Huntsman (Medium): A tactical platform for ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance) and strike missions. Tasmanian (Large): A heavy-lift drone with a 10-lb payload capacity. Weaver (Trainer): A compact drone designed for large-scale operator training. The Overall Results The show as a whole was a massive success for the region, concluding with $8.8 billion in total deals signed among 1,486 exhibitors. Cyberlux’s performance focused on proving it could meet urgent military demands through U.S.-based manufacturing and rapid deployment, a key interest for Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 localization goals.
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