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Involuntary Chapter 7 petition against Cyberlux Corporation; filed in In re Cyberlux Corporation, No. 26-50721 (Bankr. D. Nev.), ECF No. 1

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Docket 26-50721-hlb Document 1, entered 17 July 2026 at 14:12:05; signatures 16 July.

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Fill in this information to identify the case: United States Bankruptcy Court for the: District of NfiVflria (Stale) Case number (H known): Chapter Official Form 205 RECEIVED AND FILED JUL 11 2026 U.S. BANKRUPTCY COURT DANIEL S, OWENS, CLERK Q Check if this is an amended filing Involuntary Petition Against a Non-lndividual 12/15 Use this form to begin a bankruptcy case against a non-individual you allege to be a debtor subject to an involuntary case. If you want to begin a case against an individual, use the Involuntary Petition Against an Individual (Official Form 1 05). Be as complete and accurate as possible. If more space is needed, attach any additional sheets to this form. On the top of any additional pages, write debtor's name and case number (if known). Identify the Chapter of the Bankruptcy Code Under Which Petition Is Filed 1. Chapter of the Bankruptcy Code Check one: CX Chapter/ Q Chapter 11 Identify the Debtor 2. Debtor's name 3. Other names you know the debtor has used in the last 8 years Include any assumed names, trade names, or doing business as names. 4. Debtor's federal Employer Identification Number (EIN) s. Debtor's address _CybeiliJX_CQiDor-atk}D￾None known Q Unknown 91-2048978 EIN Principal place of business 800 Park Offices Number Street Durham Drive, Suite NC 3209 27709 Mailing address, if different c/o CT Corporation System Number Street ZQl_S._CarsoD_SL,_Ste^2aO_ P.O. Box Carson City City Durham County County State ZIP Code City NV 89701 State ZIP Code Location of principal assets, if different from principal place of business U.S. Dist. Ct. Registry, E.D. Va., 3:25-1 Number Street I Richmond City VA 23219 State ZIP Code Official Form 205 Involuntary Petition Against a Non-lndividual page 1 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 1 of 6[Image-verified form fields: District of Nevada; Chapter 7 checked, Chapter 11 unchecked, amended unchecked. RECEIVED AND FILED JUL 17 2026. Debtor Cyberlux Corporation; other names None known; EIN 91-2048978, unknown unchecked. Principal business 800 Park Offices Drive, Suite 3209, Durham NC 27709, Durham County. Mailing c/o CT Corporation System, 701 S. Carson St., Ste. 200, Carson City NV 89701. Principal assets field: U.S. Dist. Ct. Registry, E.D. Va., 3:25- [remainder clipped]; Richmond VA 23219.]
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$30,404.86 + $707,475.25 + $687,537.56 = $1,425,417.67.

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Debtor Cyberlux Corporation Case number (jyiuumi)_ 13. Each petitioner's claim Name of petitioner Nature of petitioner's claim Christopher Spangler Phillip R. Tucker Amount of the claim above the value of any lien ,30,404.86 Neill Whitelev Employment compensation 5 707,475.25 Employment compensation 5 687,537.56 Total of petitioners' claims '\ .425.417.67 If more space is needed to list petitioners, attach additional sheets. Write the alleged debtor's name and the case number, if known, at the top of each sheet. Following the format of this form, set out the information required in Parts 3 and 4 of the form for each additional petitioning creditor, the petitioner's claim, the petitioner's representative, and the petitioner's attorney. Include the statement under penalty of perjury set out in Part 4 of the form, followed by each additional petitioner's (or representative's) signature, along with the signature of the petitioner's attorney. Request for Relief WARNING -- Bankruptcy fraud is a serious crime. Making a false statement in connection with a bankruptcy case can result in fines up to $500,000 or imprisonment for up to 20 years, or both. 18 U.S.C. §§ 152,1341,1519, and 3571. Petitioners request that an order for relief be entered against the debtor under the chapter of 11 U.S.C. specified in this petition. If a petitioning creditor is a corporation, attach the corporate ownership statement required by Bankruptcy Rule 1010(b). If any petitioner is a foreign representative appointed in a foreign proceeding, attach a certified copy of the order of the court granting recognition. I have examined the information in this document and have a reasonable belief that the information is true and correct. Petitioners or Petitioners' Representative Attorneys Name and mailing address of petitioner Christopher Spangler Name 15518KiplandsBend Dr. Number Street Houston TX City State 77014 ZIP Code Printed name Firm name, if any Number Street -None^—-petitioner-appearinc}-pr( Name and mailing address of petitioner's representative, If any Name Number Street City State ZIP Code I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. Executed on 1M / 'e'of petitlone( or representative, including representative's title City Bar number State Signature of attorney Date signed State ZIP Code Contact phone __ Email ___ MM /DD /YYYY Official Form 205 Involuntary Petition Against a Non-lndivldual pages Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 3 of 6[Image-verified claim table: Christopher Spangler | Unpaid wages | $30,404.86; Phillip R. Tucker | Employment compensation | $707,475.25; Neill Whiteley | Employment compensation | $687,537.56; Total $1,425,417.67. Spangler address 15518 Kiplands Bend Dr., Houston TX 77014. Signature present, execution 07/16/2026. Representative blank. Attorney entry None—petitioner appearing pro… [ending clipped]; remaining attorney fields/signature/date blank.]
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Official Form 205 petitions for Chapter 7 against Cyberlux Corporation in Nevada. The received/filed stamp is 17 July 2026, matching docket

Official Form 205 petitions for Chapter 7 against Cyberlux Corporation in Nevada. The received/filed stamp is 17 July 2026, matching docket 26-50721-hlb Document 1 entered 17 July at 14:12:05. All three visible petitioner signatures are dated 16 July 2026. The amended-filing box and Chapter 11 box are unmarked.

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Fill in this information to identify the case: United States Bankruptcy Court for the: District of NfiVflria (Stale) Case number (H known): Chapter Official Form 205 RECEIVED AND FILED JUL 11 2026 U.S. BANKRUPTCY COURT DANIEL S, OWENS, CLERK Q Check if this is an amended filing Involuntary Petition Against a Non-lndividual 12/15 Use this form to begin a bankruptcy case against a non-individual you allege to be a debtor subject to an involuntary case. If you want to begin a case against an individual, use the Involuntary Petition Against an Individual (Official Form 1 05). Be as complete and accurate as possible. If more space is needed, attach any additional sheets to this form. On the top of any additional pages, write debtor's name and case number (if known). Identify the Chapter of the Bankruptcy Code Under Which Petition Is Filed 1. Chapter of the Bankruptcy Code Check one: CX Chapter/ Q Chapter 11 Identify the Debtor 2. Debtor's name 3. Other names you know the debtor has used in the last 8 years Include any assumed names, trade names, or doing business as names. 4. Debtor's federal Employer Identification Number (EIN) s. Debtor's address _CybeiliJX_CQiDor-atk}D￾None known Q Unknown 91-2048978 EIN Principal place of business 800 Park Offices Number Street Durham Drive, Suite NC 3209 27709 Mailing address, if different c/o CT Corporation System Number Street ZQl_S._CarsoD_SL,_Ste^2aO_ P.O. Box Carson City City Durham County County State ZIP Code City NV 89701 State ZIP Code Location of principal assets, if different from principal place of business U.S. Dist. Ct. Registry, E.D. Va., 3:25-1 Number Street I Richmond City VA 23219 State ZIP Code Official Form 205 Involuntary Petition Against a Non-lndividual page 1 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 1 of 6[Image-verified form fields: District of Nevada; Chapter 7 checked, Chapter 11 unchecked, amended unchecked. RECEIVED AND FILED JUL 17 2026. Debtor Cyberlux Corporation; other names None known; EIN 91-2048978, unknown unchecked. Principal business 800 Park Offices Drive, Suite 3209, Durham NC 27709, Durham County. Mailing c/o CT Corporation System, 701 S. Carson St., Ste. 200, Carson City NV 89701. Principal assets field: U.S. Dist. Ct. Registry, E.D. Va., 3:25- [remainder clipped]; Richmond VA 23219.]
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North Axis $36,691.95, Marlin Leasing $36,009.40 and Rob Caudle $9,392.50 are listed as asserted amounts owed. Montague and the four WeShiel

North Axis $36,691.95, Marlin Leasing $36,009.40 and Rob Caudle $9,392.50 are listed as asserted amounts owed. Montague and the four WeShield-related claimants are listed with unknown amounts. Unknown is not zero, and potentially related fund claims are not shown to be additive.

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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Fairwinds is listed at $2,348,542 for an 8% teaming fee under a 7 June 2023 contract invoiced 9 July 2025, described as the debtor’s account

Fairwinds is listed at $2,348,542 for an 8% teaming fee under a 7 June 2023 contract invoiced 9 July 2025, described as the debtor’s accounting figure. Robert W. Berleth is listed solely in receiver capacity at $5,934,234.39 for fees/expenses with asserted Bergeron priority. Neither claim’s allowance or priority is decided by this schedule.

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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The form identifies EIN 91-2048978, principal business in Durham, North Carolina, Nevada mailing address care of CT Corporation System, and

The form identifies EIN 91-2048978, principal business in Durham, North Carolina, Nevada mailing address care of CT Corporation System, and principal assets in the EDVA court registry in Richmond. It selects the 180-day domicile/business/assets venue alternative but does not specify which disjunct supplies Nevada venue. No separate venue ruling is attached.

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Fill in this information to identify the case: United States Bankruptcy Court for the: District of NfiVflria (Stale) Case number (H known): Chapter Official Form 205 RECEIVED AND FILED JUL 11 2026 U.S. BANKRUPTCY COURT DANIEL S, OWENS, CLERK Q Check if this is an amended filing Involuntary Petition Against a Non-lndividual 12/15 Use this form to begin a bankruptcy case against a non-individual you allege to be a debtor subject to an involuntary case. If you want to begin a case against an individual, use the Involuntary Petition Against an Individual (Official Form 1 05). Be as complete and accurate as possible. If more space is needed, attach any additional sheets to this form. On the top of any additional pages, write debtor's name and case number (if known). Identify the Chapter of the Bankruptcy Code Under Which Petition Is Filed 1. Chapter of the Bankruptcy Code Check one: CX Chapter/ Q Chapter 11 Identify the Debtor 2. Debtor's name 3. Other names you know the debtor has used in the last 8 years Include any assumed names, trade names, or doing business as names. 4. Debtor's federal Employer Identification Number (EIN) s. Debtor's address _CybeiliJX_CQiDor-atk}D￾None known Q Unknown 91-2048978 EIN Principal place of business 800 Park Offices Number Street Durham Drive, Suite NC 3209 27709 Mailing address, if different c/o CT Corporation System Number Street ZQl_S._CarsoD_SL,_Ste^2aO_ P.O. Box Carson City City Durham County County State ZIP Code City NV 89701 State ZIP Code Location of principal assets, if different from principal place of business U.S. Dist. Ct. Registry, E.D. Va., 3:25-1 Number Street I Richmond City VA 23219 State ZIP Code Official Form 205 Involuntary Petition Against a Non-lndividual page 1 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 1 of 6[Image-verified form fields: District of Nevada; Chapter 7 checked, Chapter 11 unchecked, amended unchecked. RECEIVED AND FILED JUL 17 2026. Debtor Cyberlux Corporation; other names None known; EIN 91-2048978, unknown unchecked. Principal business 800 Park Offices Drive, Suite 3209, Durham NC 27709, Durham County. Mailing c/o CT Corporation System, 701 S. Carson St., Ste. 200, Carson City NV 89701. Principal assets field: U.S. Dist. Ct. Registry, E.D. Va., 3:25- [remainder clipped]; Richmond VA 23219.]
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Petitioners select corporation, none of the listed specialised business types, no known pending affiliate/partner bankruptcy and no claim tr

Petitioners select corporation, none of the listed specialised business types, no known pending affiliate/partner bankruptcy and no claim transfer to or by a petitioner. They allege eligibility under §303 and generally unpaid debts excluding bona fide disputes; they do not select the alternative recent-custodian ground. These are petition assertions, not court findings.

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Debtor CvberlLix Corporation Case number {itknmsn). 6. Debtor's website (URL) JAUfiUAUlVheiklXJCQOCL 7. Type of debtor 1-,^ Corporation (including Limited Liability Company (LLC) and Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)) Q Partnership (excluding LLP) Q Other type of debtor. Specify: 8. Type of debtor's business 9. To the best of your knowledge, are any bankruptcy cases pending by or against any partner or affiliate of this debtor? Check one: Q Health Care Business (as defined in 11 U.S.C. § 101 (27A)) Q Single Asset Real Estate (as defined in 11 U.S.C. § 101(518)) Q Railroad (as defined in 11 U.S.C. § 101(44)) Q Stockbroker (as defined in 11 U.S.C. § 101(53A)) Q Commodity Broker (as defined in 11 U.S.C. § 101(6)) 1-1 Clearing Bank (as defined in 11 U.S.C. § 781(3)) None of the types of business listed. 1-1 Unknown type of business. EX NO Q Yes. Debtor District _ Date filed Relationship _ Case number, if known MM/DD /YYYY Debtor District Relationship Date filed Case number, if known_ MM / DD / YYYY Report About the Case 10. Venue Check one: B Over the last 180 days before the filing of this bankruptcy, the debtor had a domicile, principal place of business, or principal assets in this district longer than in any other district. Q A bankruptcy case concerning debtor's affiliates, general partner, or partnership is pending in this district. n. Allegations 12. Has there been a transfer of any claim against the debtor by or to any petitioner? Each petitioner is eligible to file this petition under 1 1 U.S.C. § 303(b). The debtor may be the subject of an involuntary case under 11 U.S.C.§ 303(a). At least one box must be checked: 69 The debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, unless they are the subject of a bona fide dispute as to liability or amount. Q Within 120 days before the filing of this petition, a custodian, other than a trustee, receiver, or an agent appointed or authorized to take charge of less than substantially all of the property of the debtor for the purpose of enforcing a lien against such property, was appointed or took possession. 0 No Q Yes. Attach all documents that evidence the transfer and any statements required under Bankruptcy Rule 1003(a). Official Form 205 Involuntary Petition Against a Non-lndividual page 2 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 2 of 6[Image-verified selections: www.cyberlux.com; Corporation checked; all other entity boxes unchecked. None of the types of business listed checked, all other business boxes unchecked. No known affiliate/partner case checked; affiliate details blank. First 180-day domicile/business/assets venue alternative checked; affiliate-case venue alternative unchecked. General nonpayment excluding bona fide disputes checked; recent-custodian alternative unchecked. No petitioner claim transfer checked.]
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The petition lists Christopher Spangler, unpaid wages $30,404.86; Phillip R. Tucker, employment compensation $707,475.25; and Neill Whiteley

The petition lists Christopher Spangler, unpaid wages $30,404.86; Phillip R. Tucker, employment compensation $707,475.25; and Neill Whiteley, employment compensation $687,537.56, each stated above lien value. The printed total $1,425,417.67 equals the three amounts. No underlying wage agreement, judgment or dispute determination is appended.

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Debtor Cyberlux Corporation Case number (jyiuumi)_ 13. Each petitioner's claim Name of petitioner Nature of petitioner's claim Christopher Spangler Phillip R. Tucker Amount of the claim above the value of any lien ,30,404.86 Neill Whitelev Employment compensation 5 707,475.25 Employment compensation 5 687,537.56 Total of petitioners' claims '\ .425.417.67 If more space is needed to list petitioners, attach additional sheets. Write the alleged debtor's name and the case number, if known, at the top of each sheet. Following the format of this form, set out the information required in Parts 3 and 4 of the form for each additional petitioning creditor, the petitioner's claim, the petitioner's representative, and the petitioner's attorney. Include the statement under penalty of perjury set out in Part 4 of the form, followed by each additional petitioner's (or representative's) signature, along with the signature of the petitioner's attorney. Request for Relief WARNING -- Bankruptcy fraud is a serious crime. Making a false statement in connection with a bankruptcy case can result in fines up to $500,000 or imprisonment for up to 20 years, or both. 18 U.S.C. §§ 152,1341,1519, and 3571. Petitioners request that an order for relief be entered against the debtor under the chapter of 11 U.S.C. specified in this petition. If a petitioning creditor is a corporation, attach the corporate ownership statement required by Bankruptcy Rule 1010(b). If any petitioner is a foreign representative appointed in a foreign proceeding, attach a certified copy of the order of the court granting recognition. I have examined the information in this document and have a reasonable belief that the information is true and correct. Petitioners or Petitioners' Representative Attorneys Name and mailing address of petitioner Christopher Spangler Name 15518KiplandsBend Dr. Number Street Houston TX City State 77014 ZIP Code Printed name Firm name, if any Number Street -None^—-petitioner-appearinc}-pr( Name and mailing address of petitioner's representative, If any Name Number Street City State ZIP Code I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. Executed on 1M / 'e'of petitlone( or representative, including representative's title City Bar number State Signature of attorney Date signed State ZIP Code Contact phone __ Email ___ MM /DD /YYYY Official Form 205 Involuntary Petition Against a Non-lndivldual pages Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 3 of 6[Image-verified claim table: Christopher Spangler | Unpaid wages | $30,404.86; Phillip R. Tucker | Employment compensation | $707,475.25; Neill Whiteley | Employment compensation | $687,537.56; Total $1,425,417.67. Spangler address 15518 Kiplands Bend Dr., Houston TX 77014. Signature present, execution 07/16/2026. Representative blank. Attorney entry None—petitioner appearing pro… [ending clipped]; remaining attorney fields/signature/date blank.]
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Each petitioner signs a penalty-of-perjury declaration and the request for an order for relief. Representative fields are blank; attorney fi

Each petitioner signs a penalty-of-perjury declaration and the request for an order for relief. Representative fields are blank; attorney fields say None—petitioner appearing pro… with the ending clipped, and attorney signature/date lines are blank. This source is the initiating request, not proof that relief was granted.

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Debtor Cyberlux Corporation Case number (jyiuumi)_ 13. Each petitioner's claim Name of petitioner Nature of petitioner's claim Christopher Spangler Phillip R. Tucker Amount of the claim above the value of any lien ,30,404.86 Neill Whitelev Employment compensation 5 707,475.25 Employment compensation 5 687,537.56 Total of petitioners' claims '\ .425.417.67 If more space is needed to list petitioners, attach additional sheets. Write the alleged debtor's name and the case number, if known, at the top of each sheet. Following the format of this form, set out the information required in Parts 3 and 4 of the form for each additional petitioning creditor, the petitioner's claim, the petitioner's representative, and the petitioner's attorney. Include the statement under penalty of perjury set out in Part 4 of the form, followed by each additional petitioner's (or representative's) signature, along with the signature of the petitioner's attorney. Request for Relief WARNING -- Bankruptcy fraud is a serious crime. Making a false statement in connection with a bankruptcy case can result in fines up to $500,000 or imprisonment for up to 20 years, or both. 18 U.S.C. §§ 152,1341,1519, and 3571. Petitioners request that an order for relief be entered against the debtor under the chapter of 11 U.S.C. specified in this petition. If a petitioning creditor is a corporation, attach the corporate ownership statement required by Bankruptcy Rule 1010(b). If any petitioner is a foreign representative appointed in a foreign proceeding, attach a certified copy of the order of the court granting recognition. I have examined the information in this document and have a reasonable belief that the information is true and correct. Petitioners or Petitioners' Representative Attorneys Name and mailing address of petitioner Christopher Spangler Name 15518KiplandsBend Dr. Number Street Houston TX City State 77014 ZIP Code Printed name Firm name, if any Number Street -None^—-petitioner-appearinc}-pr( Name and mailing address of petitioner's representative, If any Name Number Street City State ZIP Code I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. Executed on 1M / 'e'of petitlone( or representative, including representative's title City Bar number State Signature of attorney Date signed State ZIP Code Contact phone __ Email ___ MM /DD /YYYY Official Form 205 Involuntary Petition Against a Non-lndivldual pages Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 3 of 6[Image-verified claim table: Christopher Spangler | Unpaid wages | $30,404.86; Phillip R. Tucker | Employment compensation | $707,475.25; Neill Whiteley | Employment compensation | $687,537.56; Total $1,425,417.67. Spangler address 15518 Kiplands Bend Dr., Houston TX 77014. Signature present, execution 07/16/2026. Representative blank. Attorney entry None—petitioner appearing pro… [ending clipped]; remaining attorney fields/signature/date blank.]
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Attachment A appears twice with the same twenty-two non-petitioning creditor rows and amounts; the two page layouts differ but they do not c

Attachment A appears twice with the same twenty-two non-petitioning creditor rows and amounts; the two page layouts differ but they do not create additional creditors or claims. It says no listed creditor joins the petition and relies principally on interpleader/related records to support general nonpayment and the asserted twelve-or-more-creditor threshold.

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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The attachment says $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to Cyberlux was deposited in the EDVA registry on 6 March 2026 under ECF150. The attach

The attachment says $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to Cyberlux was deposited in the EDVA registry on 6 March 2026 under ECF150. The attachment is a petitioner account of that fund and competing claims, not an allocation or distribution order.

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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The schedule lists Legalist $13,033,030.36, IRS $1,108,447.86 and RB Capital approximately $4.1 million with source/date qualifications. Atl

The schedule lists Legalist $13,033,030.36, IRS $1,108,447.86 and RB Capital approximately $4.1 million with source/date qualifications. Atlantic Wave and Secure Community are expressly marked settled and satisfied, not assigned positive unpaid balances. Their presence on a known-creditor list must not be treated as two current unpaid debts without further evidence.

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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The schedule reports Thin Air $1,224,275.14, Aerotek $364,198.59, ARG at least $4,593,186, Third Generation $238,014, ANPC $2,926,814.39, Ca

The schedule reports Thin Air $1,224,275.14, Aerotek $364,198.59, ARG at least $4,593,186, Third Generation $238,014, ANPC $2,926,814.39, Catalyst $2,676,378.58 and Clayton $1,138,899.98, with contract, judgment, acquisition, lease and receivership descriptions. These are asserted amounts and bases, not adjudicated bankruptcy allowances.

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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Cyberlux Corporation

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Fill in this information to identify the case: United States Bankruptcy Court for the: District of NfiVflria (Stale) Case number (H known): Chapter Official Form 205 RECEIVED AND FILED JUL 11 2026 U.S. BANKRUPTCY COURT DANIEL S, OWENS, CLERK Q Check if this is an amended filing Involuntary Petition Against a Non-lndividual 12/15 Use this form to begin a bankruptcy case against a non-individual you allege to be a debtor subject to an involuntary case. If you want to begin a case against an individual, use the Involuntary Petition Against an Individual (Official Form 1 05). Be as complete and accurate as possible. If more space is needed, attach any additional sheets to this form. On the top of any additional pages, write debtor's name and case number (if known). Identify the Chapter of the Bankruptcy Code Under Which Petition Is Filed 1. Chapter of the Bankruptcy Code Check one: CX Chapter/ Q Chapter 11 Identify the Debtor 2. Debtor's name 3. Other names you know the debtor has used in the last 8 years Include any assumed names, trade names, or doing business as names. 4. Debtor's federal Employer Identification Number (EIN) s. Debtor's address _CybeiliJX_CQiDor-atk}D￾None known Q Unknown 91-2048978 EIN Principal place of business 800 Park Offices Number Street Durham Drive, Suite NC 3209 27709 Mailing address, if different c/o CT Corporation System Number Street ZQl_S._CarsoD_SL,_Ste^2aO_ P.O. Box Carson City City Durham County County State ZIP Code City NV 89701 State ZIP Code Location of principal assets, if different from principal place of business U.S. Dist. Ct. Registry, E.D. Va., 3:25-1 Number Street I Richmond City VA 23219 State ZIP Code Official Form 205 Involuntary Petition Against a Non-lndividual page 1 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 1 of 6[Image-verified form fields: District of Nevada; Chapter 7 checked, Chapter 11 unchecked, amended unchecked. RECEIVED AND FILED JUL 17 2026. Debtor Cyberlux Corporation; other names None known; EIN 91-2048978, unknown unchecked. Principal business 800 Park Offices Drive, Suite 3209, Durham NC 27709, Durham County. Mailing c/o CT Corporation System, 701 S. Carson St., Ste. 200, Carson City NV 89701. Principal assets field: U.S. Dist. Ct. Registry, E.D. Va., 3:25- [remainder clipped]; Richmond VA 23219.]
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Thin Air Gear, LLC

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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Aerotek, Inc.

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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The ARG Group, LLC

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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Third Generation Development, L.P.

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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Montague Capital Partners, LLC

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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Catalyst Machineworks, Inc.

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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Clayton Services, Inc.

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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North Axis Advisory, LLC

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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Marlin Leasing Corporation

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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Christopher Spangler

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Debtor Cyberlux Corporation Case number (jyiuumi)_ 13. Each petitioner's claim Name of petitioner Nature of petitioner's claim Christopher Spangler Phillip R. Tucker Amount of the claim above the value of any lien ,30,404.86 Neill Whitelev Employment compensation 5 707,475.25 Employment compensation 5 687,537.56 Total of petitioners' claims '\ .425.417.67 If more space is needed to list petitioners, attach additional sheets. Write the alleged debtor's name and the case number, if known, at the top of each sheet. Following the format of this form, set out the information required in Parts 3 and 4 of the form for each additional petitioning creditor, the petitioner's claim, the petitioner's representative, and the petitioner's attorney. Include the statement under penalty of perjury set out in Part 4 of the form, followed by each additional petitioner's (or representative's) signature, along with the signature of the petitioner's attorney. Request for Relief WARNING -- Bankruptcy fraud is a serious crime. Making a false statement in connection with a bankruptcy case can result in fines up to $500,000 or imprisonment for up to 20 years, or both. 18 U.S.C. §§ 152,1341,1519, and 3571. Petitioners request that an order for relief be entered against the debtor under the chapter of 11 U.S.C. specified in this petition. If a petitioning creditor is a corporation, attach the corporate ownership statement required by Bankruptcy Rule 1010(b). If any petitioner is a foreign representative appointed in a foreign proceeding, attach a certified copy of the order of the court granting recognition. I have examined the information in this document and have a reasonable belief that the information is true and correct. Petitioners or Petitioners' Representative Attorneys Name and mailing address of petitioner Christopher Spangler Name 15518KiplandsBend Dr. Number Street Houston TX City State 77014 ZIP Code Printed name Firm name, if any Number Street -None^—-petitioner-appearinc}-pr( Name and mailing address of petitioner's representative, If any Name Number Street City State ZIP Code I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. Executed on 1M / 'e'of petitlone( or representative, including representative's title City Bar number State Signature of attorney Date signed State ZIP Code Contact phone __ Email ___ MM /DD /YYYY Official Form 205 Involuntary Petition Against a Non-lndivldual pages Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 3 of 6[Image-verified claim table: Christopher Spangler | Unpaid wages | $30,404.86; Phillip R. Tucker | Employment compensation | $707,475.25; Neill Whiteley | Employment compensation | $687,537.56; Total $1,425,417.67. Spangler address 15518 Kiplands Bend Dr., Houston TX 77014. Signature present, execution 07/16/2026. Representative blank. Attorney entry None—petitioner appearing pro… [ending clipped]; remaining attorney fields/signature/date blank.]
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Rob Caudle

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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Roman Investments PR LLC

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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MAS USA MGT LLC

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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Michael Sinensky

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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Fairwinds Technologies, LLC

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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Robert W. Berleth

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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Phillip R. Tucker

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Debtor Cyberlux Corporation Case number (jyiuumi)_ 13. Each petitioner's claim Name of petitioner Nature of petitioner's claim Christopher Spangler Phillip R. Tucker Amount of the claim above the value of any lien ,30,404.86 Neill Whitelev Employment compensation 5 707,475.25 Employment compensation 5 687,537.56 Total of petitioners' claims '\ .425.417.67 If more space is needed to list petitioners, attach additional sheets. Write the alleged debtor's name and the case number, if known, at the top of each sheet. Following the format of this form, set out the information required in Parts 3 and 4 of the form for each additional petitioning creditor, the petitioner's claim, the petitioner's representative, and the petitioner's attorney. Include the statement under penalty of perjury set out in Part 4 of the form, followed by each additional petitioner's (or representative's) signature, along with the signature of the petitioner's attorney. Request for Relief WARNING -- Bankruptcy fraud is a serious crime. Making a false statement in connection with a bankruptcy case can result in fines up to $500,000 or imprisonment for up to 20 years, or both. 18 U.S.C. §§ 152,1341,1519, and 3571. Petitioners request that an order for relief be entered against the debtor under the chapter of 11 U.S.C. specified in this petition. If a petitioning creditor is a corporation, attach the corporate ownership statement required by Bankruptcy Rule 1010(b). If any petitioner is a foreign representative appointed in a foreign proceeding, attach a certified copy of the order of the court granting recognition. I have examined the information in this document and have a reasonable belief that the information is true and correct. Petitioners or Petitioners' Representative Attorneys Name and mailing address of petitioner Christopher Spangler Name 15518KiplandsBend Dr. Number Street Houston TX City State 77014 ZIP Code Printed name Firm name, if any Number Street -None^—-petitioner-appearinc}-pr( Name and mailing address of petitioner's representative, If any Name Number Street City State ZIP Code I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. Executed on 1M / 'e'of petitlone( or representative, including representative's title City Bar number State Signature of attorney Date signed State ZIP Code Contact phone __ Email ___ MM /DD /YYYY Official Form 205 Involuntary Petition Against a Non-lndivldual pages Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 3 of 6[Image-verified claim table: Christopher Spangler | Unpaid wages | $30,404.86; Phillip R. Tucker | Employment compensation | $707,475.25; Neill Whiteley | Employment compensation | $687,537.56; Total $1,425,417.67. Spangler address 15518 Kiplands Bend Dr., Houston TX 77014. Signature present, execution 07/16/2026. Representative blank. Attorney entry None—petitioner appearing pro… [ending clipped]; remaining attorney fields/signature/date blank.]
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Neill Whiteley

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Debtor Cyberlux Corporation Case number (jyiuumi)_ 13. Each petitioner's claim Name of petitioner Nature of petitioner's claim Christopher Spangler Phillip R. Tucker Amount of the claim above the value of any lien ,30,404.86 Neill Whitelev Employment compensation 5 707,475.25 Employment compensation 5 687,537.56 Total of petitioners' claims '\ .425.417.67 If more space is needed to list petitioners, attach additional sheets. Write the alleged debtor's name and the case number, if known, at the top of each sheet. Following the format of this form, set out the information required in Parts 3 and 4 of the form for each additional petitioning creditor, the petitioner's claim, the petitioner's representative, and the petitioner's attorney. Include the statement under penalty of perjury set out in Part 4 of the form, followed by each additional petitioner's (or representative's) signature, along with the signature of the petitioner's attorney. Request for Relief WARNING -- Bankruptcy fraud is a serious crime. Making a false statement in connection with a bankruptcy case can result in fines up to $500,000 or imprisonment for up to 20 years, or both. 18 U.S.C. §§ 152,1341,1519, and 3571. Petitioners request that an order for relief be entered against the debtor under the chapter of 11 U.S.C. specified in this petition. If a petitioning creditor is a corporation, attach the corporate ownership statement required by Bankruptcy Rule 1010(b). If any petitioner is a foreign representative appointed in a foreign proceeding, attach a certified copy of the order of the court granting recognition. I have examined the information in this document and have a reasonable belief that the information is true and correct. Petitioners or Petitioners' Representative Attorneys Name and mailing address of petitioner Christopher Spangler Name 15518KiplandsBend Dr. Number Street Houston TX City State 77014 ZIP Code Printed name Firm name, if any Number Street -None^—-petitioner-appearinc}-pr( Name and mailing address of petitioner's representative, If any Name Number Street City State ZIP Code I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. Executed on 1M / 'e'of petitlone( or representative, including representative's title City Bar number State Signature of attorney Date signed State ZIP Code Contact phone __ Email ___ MM /DD /YYYY Official Form 205 Involuntary Petition Against a Non-lndivldual pages Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 3 of 6[Image-verified claim table: Christopher Spangler | Unpaid wages | $30,404.86; Phillip R. Tucker | Employment compensation | $707,475.25; Neill Whiteley | Employment compensation | $687,537.56; Total $1,425,417.67. Spangler address 15518 Kiplands Bend Dr., Houston TX 77014. Signature present, execution 07/16/2026. Representative blank. Attorney entry None—petitioner appearing pro… [ending clipped]; remaining attorney fields/signature/date blank.]
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Legalist SPV III, LP

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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Secure Community, LLC

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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United States of America (Internal Revenue Service)

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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RB Capital Partners, Inc.

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Debtor: Cyberlux Corporation Case number (if known): ATTACHMENT A TO INVOLUNTARY PETITION Other Known Creditors of the Debtor (Non-Petitioning) The following creditors of the debtor are known to the petitioners, principally from the record in Hll Mission Technologies Corp. v. Cyberlux Corp., et al., Civil Action No. 3:25-cv-483-JAG (E.D. Va.) (the "Virginia Interpleader"), in which $23,736,937.56 otherwise payable to the debtor was deposited into the registry of that court on March 6, 2026 (ECF No. 150). Amounts below reflect the claim amounts asserted in, or known to the petitioners from, the records of the Virginia Interpleader and related proceedings. None of the creditors listed below joins in this petition. This list is provided in support of the allegation in item 11 that the debtor is generally not paying its debts as they become due, and confirms that the debtor has 12 or more creditors, such that the three-petitioner requirement of 11 U.S.C. § 303(b)(l) applies and is satisfied. Name of creditor Legalist SPV III, LP Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC Secure Community, LLC United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) RB Capital Partners, Inc. Thin Air Gear, LLC Aerotek, Inc. The ARG Group, LLC Third Generation Development, L.P. Montague Capital Partners, LLC Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. Clayton Services, Inc. North Axis Advisory, LLC Marlin Leasing Corporation Rob Caudle Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield Roman Investments PR LLC MAS USA MGT LLC Michael Sinensky Fairwlnds Technologies, LLC Robert W. Berleth, solely in his capacity as Receiver for Cybertux Corporation Nature / basis of claim Asserted security interest in and assignment of the debtor's accounts receivable; per its March 20, 2026 Petition in Intervention in Cause No. 2026-18441 (152nd Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas), Legalist asserts $13,033,030.36 as of February 19, 2026, secured by UCC liens on all assets of the debtor; default noticed November 4, 2024 Judgment entered by the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond on June 28, 2023; per the parties' mutual settlement and the Order to Distribute Funds and Terminate Receivership in Cause No. 2024-48085 (129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas), all judgments and claims between the parties are deemed fully and finally satisfied Co-holder of the June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; settled and satisfied per the same order in Cause No. 2024-48085 Federal tax liens; notices filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State on October 10, 2023, October 26, 2023,and April 30, 2024 Pending action in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Case No. 3:24-cv-01434; amount per the debtor's own estimate Claim for funds due to the debtor to compensate its subcontractors Claim based on a North Carolina judgment against the debtor Contract claim against the debtor Claim for amounts owed under the lease of a Spring, Texas warehouse Claims for amounts owed under several contracts with the debtor; litigating in North Carolina state court Claim pursuant to a purchase agreement with the debtor Claim arising from the debtor's purchase of the Catalyst Machineworks business Claim against the debtor; also petitioner in Cause No. 2026-17258 (165th Jud. Dist. Ct., Harris County, Texas) seeking appointment of a general receiver over the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Asserted claim for amounts owed by the debtor Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds(ECF No.150 U 12) Competing claim to the interpleaded funds (ECF No. 150 H 12) Claim for an 8% teaming fee under a June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025 in the amount stated in the debtor's own accounting Receiver's fees and expenses for marshalling the Corpus, asserted with priority under Bergeron (Cause No. 2024-48085,129th Jud. Dist. Ct, Harris County, Texas) Amount, if known $13,033,030.36 Settled and satisfied Settled and satisfied $1,108,447.86 Approx. $4,100,000.00 $1,224,275.14 $364,198.59 At least $4,593,186.00 $238,014.00 Unknown $2,926,814,39 $2,676,378.58 $1,138,899.98 $36,691.95 $36,009,40 $9,392.50 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown $2,348,542.00 $5,934,234.39 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 5 of 6[Image-verified structured row mapping, each row read on this page; original table text remains above.] Legalist SPV III, LP | Asserted accounts-receivable security interest/assignment; March 20, 2026 intervention in Texas 2026-18441; amount as of February 19, 2026, all-assets UCC liens and default notice November 4, 2024. | $13,033,030.36 Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC | June 28, 2023 Richmond judgment; mutual settlement and distribution/receivership-termination order in Texas 2024-48085 described as fully satisfying all judgments/claims. | Settled and satisfied Secure Community, LLC | Co-holder of Richmond judgment; settled/satisfied under same Texas order. | Settled and satisfied United States of America (Internal Revenue Service) | Federal tax liens noticed in North Carolina October 10 and 26, 2023 and April 30, 2024. | $1,108,447.86 RB Capital Partners, Inc. | SD California 3:24-cv-01434; debtor estimate. | Approx. $4,100,000.00 Thin Air Gear, LLC | Claim for funds due to debtor to compensate subcontractors. | $1,224,275.14 Aerotek, Inc. | North Carolina judgment claim. | $364,198.59 The ARG Group, LLC | Contract claim. | At least $4,593,186.00 Third Generation Development, L.P. | Spring, Texas warehouse lease. | $238,014.00 Montague Capital Partners, LLC | Several contracts; North Carolina litigation. | Unknown Advanced Navigation and Positioning Corporation | Purchase agreement claim. | $2,926,814.39 Catalyst Machineworks, Inc. | Purchase of Catalyst business. | $2,676,378.58 Clayton Services, Inc. | Claim and general-receiver petition in Texas 2026-17258, 165th Judicial District. | $1,138,899.98 North Axis Advisory, LLC | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,691.95 Marlin Leasing Corporation | Asserted amounts owed. | $36,009.40 Rob Caudle | Asserted amounts owed. | $9,392.50 Assure Global, LLC d/b/a WeShield | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Roman Investments PR LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown MAS USA MGT LLC | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Michael Sinensky | Competing interpleader claim, ECF150 paragraph12. | Unknown Fairwinds Technologies, LLC | 8% teaming fee under June 7, 2023 contract, invoiced July 9, 2025, debtor accounting amount. | $2,348,542.00 Robert W. Berleth | Solely as Cyberlux receiver: fees/expenses marshalling corpus, asserted priority under Bergeron in Texas 2024-48085. | $5,934,234.39
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All three petitioners sign.

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Debtor Cyberlux Corporation Case number (jyiuumi)_ 13. Each petitioner's claim Name of petitioner Nature of petitioner's claim Christopher Spangler Phillip R. Tucker Amount of the claim above the value of any lien ,30,404.86 Neill Whitelev Employment compensation 5 707,475.25 Employment compensation 5 687,537.56 Total of petitioners' claims '\ .425.417.67 If more space is needed to list petitioners, attach additional sheets. Write the alleged debtor's name and the case number, if known, at the top of each sheet. Following the format of this form, set out the information required in Parts 3 and 4 of the form for each additional petitioning creditor, the petitioner's claim, the petitioner's representative, and the petitioner's attorney. Include the statement under penalty of perjury set out in Part 4 of the form, followed by each additional petitioner's (or representative's) signature, along with the signature of the petitioner's attorney. Request for Relief WARNING -- Bankruptcy fraud is a serious crime. Making a false statement in connection with a bankruptcy case can result in fines up to $500,000 or imprisonment for up to 20 years, or both. 18 U.S.C. §§ 152,1341,1519, and 3571. Petitioners request that an order for relief be entered against the debtor under the chapter of 11 U.S.C. specified in this petition. If a petitioning creditor is a corporation, attach the corporate ownership statement required by Bankruptcy Rule 1010(b). If any petitioner is a foreign representative appointed in a foreign proceeding, attach a certified copy of the order of the court granting recognition. I have examined the information in this document and have a reasonable belief that the information is true and correct. Petitioners or Petitioners' Representative Attorneys Name and mailing address of petitioner Christopher Spangler Name 15518KiplandsBend Dr. Number Street Houston TX City State 77014 ZIP Code Printed name Firm name, if any Number Street -None^—-petitioner-appearinc}-pr( Name and mailing address of petitioner's representative, If any Name Number Street City State ZIP Code I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. Executed on 1M / 'e'of petitlone( or representative, including representative's title City Bar number State Signature of attorney Date signed State ZIP Code Contact phone __ Email ___ MM /DD /YYYY Official Form 205 Involuntary Petition Against a Non-lndivldual pages Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 3 of 6[Image-verified claim table: Christopher Spangler | Unpaid wages | $30,404.86; Phillip R. Tucker | Employment compensation | $707,475.25; Neill Whiteley | Employment compensation | $687,537.56; Total $1,425,417.67. Spangler address 15518 Kiplands Bend Dr., Houston TX 77014. Signature present, execution 07/16/2026. Representative blank. Attorney entry None—petitioner appearing pro… [ending clipped]; remaining attorney fields/signature/date blank.]
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Involuntary Chapter 7 petition filed and docketed.

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Fill in this information to identify the case: United States Bankruptcy Court for the: District of NfiVflria (Stale) Case number (H known): Chapter Official Form 205 RECEIVED AND FILED JUL 11 2026 U.S. BANKRUPTCY COURT DANIEL S, OWENS, CLERK Q Check if this is an amended filing Involuntary Petition Against a Non-lndividual 12/15 Use this form to begin a bankruptcy case against a non-individual you allege to be a debtor subject to an involuntary case. If you want to begin a case against an individual, use the Involuntary Petition Against an Individual (Official Form 1 05). Be as complete and accurate as possible. If more space is needed, attach any additional sheets to this form. On the top of any additional pages, write debtor's name and case number (if known). Identify the Chapter of the Bankruptcy Code Under Which Petition Is Filed 1. Chapter of the Bankruptcy Code Check one: CX Chapter/ Q Chapter 11 Identify the Debtor 2. Debtor's name 3. Other names you know the debtor has used in the last 8 years Include any assumed names, trade names, or doing business as names. 4. Debtor's federal Employer Identification Number (EIN) s. Debtor's address _CybeiliJX_CQiDor-atk}D￾None known Q Unknown 91-2048978 EIN Principal place of business 800 Park Offices Number Street Durham Drive, Suite NC 3209 27709 Mailing address, if different c/o CT Corporation System Number Street ZQl_S._CarsoD_SL,_Ste^2aO_ P.O. Box Carson City City Durham County County State ZIP Code City NV 89701 State ZIP Code Location of principal assets, if different from principal place of business U.S. Dist. Ct. Registry, E.D. Va., 3:25-1 Number Street I Richmond City VA 23219 State ZIP Code Official Form 205 Involuntary Petition Against a Non-lndividual page 1 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 1 of 6[Image-verified form fields: District of Nevada; Chapter 7 checked, Chapter 11 unchecked, amended unchecked. RECEIVED AND FILED JUL 17 2026. Debtor Cyberlux Corporation; other names None known; EIN 91-2048978, unknown unchecked. Principal business 800 Park Offices Drive, Suite 3209, Durham NC 27709, Durham County. Mailing c/o CT Corporation System, 701 S. Carson St., Ste. 200, Carson City NV 89701. Principal assets field: U.S. Dist. Ct. Registry, E.D. Va., 3:25- [remainder clipped]; Richmond VA 23219.]
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The list cannot be used as a simple current-liability sum or an unqualified creditor count: it repeats once, labels two entries settled, includes unknown/approximate/minimum amounts and competing fund claims. The petitioners’ threshold assertion remains subject to eligibility/dispute and current-status evidence.

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The form’s venue checkbox is broader than principal business/assets alone. North Carolina business and Virginia registry locations do not themselves resolve the separately selected Nevada venue premise.

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Fill in this information to identify the case: United States Bankruptcy Court for the: District of NfiVflria (Stale) Case number (H known): Chapter Official Form 205 RECEIVED AND FILED JUL 11 2026 U.S. BANKRUPTCY COURT DANIEL S, OWENS, CLERK Q Check if this is an amended filing Involuntary Petition Against a Non-lndividual 12/15 Use this form to begin a bankruptcy case against a non-individual you allege to be a debtor subject to an involuntary case. If you want to begin a case against an individual, use the Involuntary Petition Against an Individual (Official Form 1 05). Be as complete and accurate as possible. If more space is needed, attach any additional sheets to this form. On the top of any additional pages, write debtor's name and case number (if known). Identify the Chapter of the Bankruptcy Code Under Which Petition Is Filed 1. Chapter of the Bankruptcy Code Check one: CX Chapter/ Q Chapter 11 Identify the Debtor 2. Debtor's name 3. Other names you know the debtor has used in the last 8 years Include any assumed names, trade names, or doing business as names. 4. Debtor's federal Employer Identification Number (EIN) s. Debtor's address _CybeiliJX_CQiDor-atk}D￾None known Q Unknown 91-2048978 EIN Principal place of business 800 Park Offices Number Street Durham Drive, Suite NC 3209 27709 Mailing address, if different c/o CT Corporation System Number Street ZQl_S._CarsoD_SL,_Ste^2aO_ P.O. Box Carson City City Durham County County State ZIP Code City NV 89701 State ZIP Code Location of principal assets, if different from principal place of business U.S. Dist. Ct. Registry, E.D. Va., 3:25-1 Number Street I Richmond City VA 23219 State ZIP Code Official Form 205 Involuntary Petition Against a Non-lndividual page 1 Case 26-50721-hlb Doc 1 Entered 07/17/26 14:12:05 Page 1 of 6[Image-verified form fields: District of Nevada; Chapter 7 checked, Chapter 11 unchecked, amended unchecked. RECEIVED AND FILED JUL 17 2026. Debtor Cyberlux Corporation; other names None known; EIN 91-2048978, unknown unchecked. Principal business 800 Park Offices Drive, Suite 3209, Durham NC 27709, Durham County. Mailing c/o CT Corporation System, 701 S. Carson St., Ste. 200, Carson City NV 89701. Principal assets field: U.S. Dist. Ct. Registry, E.D. Va., 3:25- [remainder clipped]; Richmond VA 23219.]
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Christopher Spangler, Phillip R. Tucker and Neill Whiteley filed an involuntary Chapter 7 petition against Cyberlux in the District of Nevada. They assert unpaid wage and employment-compensation claims totalling $1,425,417.67 and allege that Cyberlux is generally not paying its debts as they become due.supportsThree former workers file involuntary Chapter 7 petition against Cyberlux

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The schedule reports Thin Air $1,224,275.14, Aerotek $364,198.59, ARG at least $4,593,186, Third Generation $238,014, ANPC $2,926,814.39, Catalyst $2,676,378.58 and Clayton $1,138,899.98, with contract, judgment, acquisition, lease and receivership descriptions. These are asserted amounts and bases, not adjudicated bankruptcy allowances.supportsWhich scheduled claims remained outstanding, overlap or are disputed, and what actual rulings determined relief, venue and allowance?

Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.

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Confidence 75%Link weight 50%
Attachment A appears twice with the same twenty-two non-petitioning creditor rows and amounts; the two page layouts differ but they do not create additional creditors or claims. It says no listed creditor joins the petition and relies principally on interpleader/related records to support general nonpayment and the asserted twelve-or-more-creditor threshold.supportsDoes the petition establish adjudicated insolvency or twenty-two additional unpaid debts?

Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.

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Confidence 75%Link weight 50%
Petitioners select corporation, none of the listed specialised business types, no known pending affiliate/partner bankruptcy and no claim transfer to or by a petitioner. They allege eligibility under §303 and generally unpaid debts excluding bona fide disputes; they do not select the alternative recent-custodian ground. These are petition assertions, not court findings.supportsThe form’s venue checkbox is broader than principal business/assets alone. North Carolina business and Virginia registry locations do not themselves resolve the separately selected Nevada venue premise.

Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.

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Confidence 75%Link weight 50%
Fairwinds is listed at $2,348,542 for an 8% teaming fee under a 7 June 2023 contract invoiced 9 July 2025, described as the debtor’s accounting figure. Robert W. Berleth is listed solely in receiver capacity at $5,934,234.39 for fees/expenses with asserted Bergeron priority. Neither claim’s allowance or priority is decided by this schedule.supportsWhich scheduled claims remained outstanding, overlap or are disputed, and what actual rulings determined relief, venue and allowance?

Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.

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Confidence 75%Link weight 50%
The schedule lists Legalist $13,033,030.36, IRS $1,108,447.86 and RB Capital approximately $4.1 million with source/date qualifications. Atlantic Wave and Secure Community are expressly marked settled and satisfied, not assigned positive unpaid balances. Their presence on a known-creditor list must not be treated as two current unpaid debts without further evidence.supportsWhich scheduled claims remained outstanding, overlap or are disputed, and what actual rulings determined relief, venue and allowance?

Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.

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Confidence 75%Link weight 50%
Petitioners select corporation, none of the listed specialised business types, no known pending affiliate/partner bankruptcy and no claim transfer to or by a petitioner. They allege eligibility under §303 and generally unpaid debts excluding bona fide disputes; they do not select the alternative recent-custodian ground. These are petition assertions, not court findings.supportsDoes the petition establish adjudicated insolvency or twenty-two additional unpaid debts?

Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.

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Confidence 75%Link weight 50%
North Axis $36,691.95, Marlin Leasing $36,009.40 and Rob Caudle $9,392.50 are listed as asserted amounts owed. Montague and the four WeShield-related claimants are listed with unknown amounts. Unknown is not zero, and potentially related fund claims are not shown to be additive.supportsDoes the petition establish adjudicated insolvency or twenty-two additional unpaid debts?

Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.

50%
Confidence 75%Link weight 50%
Each petitioner signs a penalty-of-perjury declaration and the request for an order for relief. Representative fields are blank; attorney fields say None—petitioner appearing pro… with the ending clipped, and attorney signature/date lines are blank. This source is the initiating request, not proof that relief was granted.supportsWhich scheduled claims remained outstanding, overlap or are disputed, and what actual rulings determined relief, venue and allowance?

Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.

50%
Confidence 75%Link weight 50%
The form identifies EIN 91-2048978, principal business in Durham, North Carolina, Nevada mailing address care of CT Corporation System, and principal assets in the EDVA court registry in Richmond. It selects the 180-day domicile/business/assets venue alternative but does not specify which disjunct supplies Nevada venue. No separate venue ruling is attached.supportsThe form’s venue checkbox is broader than principal business/assets alone. North Carolina business and Virginia registry locations do not themselves resolve the separately selected Nevada venue premise.

Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.

50%
Confidence 75%Link weight 50%
The schedule reports Thin Air $1,224,275.14, Aerotek $364,198.59, ARG at least $4,593,186, Third Generation $238,014, ANPC $2,926,814.39, Catalyst $2,676,378.58 and Clayton $1,138,899.98, with contract, judgment, acquisition, lease and receivership descriptions. These are asserted amounts and bases, not adjudicated bankruptcy allowances.supportsThe list cannot be used as a simple current-liability sum or an unqualified creditor count: it repeats once, labels two entries settled, includes unknown/approximate/minimum amounts and competing fund claims. The petitioners’ threshold assertion remains subject to eligibility/dispute and current-status evidence.

Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.

50%
Confidence 75%Link weight 50%
Petitioners select corporation, none of the listed specialised business types, no known pending affiliate/partner bankruptcy and no claim transfer to or by a petitioner. They allege eligibility under §303 and generally unpaid debts excluding bona fide disputes; they do not select the alternative recent-custodian ground. These are petition assertions, not court findings.supportsWhat evidence establishes each petitioner’s qualifying, undisputed claim and the debtor’s general payment status at filing?

Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.

50%
Confidence 75%Link weight 50%
The schedule lists Legalist $13,033,030.36, IRS $1,108,447.86 and RB Capital approximately $4.1 million with source/date qualifications. Atlantic Wave and Secure Community are expressly marked settled and satisfied, not assigned positive unpaid balances. Their presence on a known-creditor list must not be treated as two current unpaid debts without further evidence.supportsThe list cannot be used as a simple current-liability sum or an unqualified creditor count: it repeats once, labels two entries settled, includes unknown/approximate/minimum amounts and competing fund claims. The petitioners’ threshold assertion remains subject to eligibility/dispute and current-status evidence.

Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.

50%
Confidence 75%Link weight 50%
Fairwinds is listed at $2,348,542 for an 8% teaming fee under a 7 June 2023 contract invoiced 9 July 2025, described as the debtor’s accounting figure. Robert W. Berleth is listed solely in receiver capacity at $5,934,234.39 for fees/expenses with asserted Bergeron priority. Neither claim’s allowance or priority is decided by this schedule.supportsThe list cannot be used as a simple current-liability sum or an unqualified creditor count: it repeats once, labels two entries settled, includes unknown/approximate/minimum amounts and competing fund claims. The petitioners’ threshold assertion remains subject to eligibility/dispute and current-status evidence.

Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.

50%
Confidence 75%Link weight 50%
The schedule lists Legalist $13,033,030.36, IRS $1,108,447.86 and RB Capital approximately $4.1 million with source/date qualifications. Atlantic Wave and Secure Community are expressly marked settled and satisfied, not assigned positive unpaid balances. Their presence on a known-creditor list must not be treated as two current unpaid debts without further evidence.supportsDoes the petition establish adjudicated insolvency or twenty-two additional unpaid debts?

Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.

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Confidence 75%Link weight 50%
Attachment A appears twice with the same twenty-two non-petitioning creditor rows and amounts; the two page layouts differ but they do not create additional creditors or claims. It says no listed creditor joins the petition and relies principally on interpleader/related records to support general nonpayment and the asserted twelve-or-more-creditor threshold.supportsWhat evidence establishes each petitioner’s qualifying, undisputed claim and the debtor’s general payment status at filing?

Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.

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Confidence 75%Link weight 50%
The petition lists Christopher Spangler, unpaid wages $30,404.86; Phillip R. Tucker, employment compensation $707,475.25; and Neill Whiteley, employment compensation $687,537.56, each stated above lien value. The printed total $1,425,417.67 equals the three amounts. No underlying wage agreement, judgment or dispute determination is appended.supportsWhat evidence establishes each petitioner’s qualifying, undisputed claim and the debtor’s general payment status at filing?

Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.

50%
Confidence 75%Link weight 50%
North Axis $36,691.95, Marlin Leasing $36,009.40 and Rob Caudle $9,392.50 are listed as asserted amounts owed. Montague and the four WeShield-related claimants are listed with unknown amounts. Unknown is not zero, and potentially related fund claims are not shown to be additive.supportsThe list cannot be used as a simple current-liability sum or an unqualified creditor count: it repeats once, labels two entries settled, includes unknown/approximate/minimum amounts and competing fund claims. The petitioners’ threshold assertion remains subject to eligibility/dispute and current-status evidence.

Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.

50%
Confidence 75%Link weight 50%
Attachment A appears twice with the same twenty-two non-petitioning creditor rows and amounts; the two page layouts differ but they do not create additional creditors or claims. It says no listed creditor joins the petition and relies principally on interpleader/related records to support general nonpayment and the asserted twelve-or-more-creditor threshold.supportsThe list cannot be used as a simple current-liability sum or an unqualified creditor count: it repeats once, labels two entries settled, includes unknown/approximate/minimum amounts and competing fund claims. The petitioners’ threshold assertion remains subject to eligibility/dispute and current-status evidence.

Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.

50%
Confidence 75%Link weight 50%
North Axis $36,691.95, Marlin Leasing $36,009.40 and Rob Caudle $9,392.50 are listed as asserted amounts owed. Montague and the four WeShield-related claimants are listed with unknown amounts. Unknown is not zero, and potentially related fund claims are not shown to be additive.supportsWhich scheduled claims remained outstanding, overlap or are disputed, and what actual rulings determined relief, venue and allowance?

Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.

50%
Confidence 75%Link weight 50%
The form identifies EIN 91-2048978, principal business in Durham, North Carolina, Nevada mailing address care of CT Corporation System, and principal assets in the EDVA court registry in Richmond. It selects the 180-day domicile/business/assets venue alternative but does not specify which disjunct supplies Nevada venue. No separate venue ruling is attached.supportsWhich scheduled claims remained outstanding, overlap or are disputed, and what actual rulings determined relief, venue and allowance?

Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.

50%
Confidence 75%Link weight 50%
Each petitioner signs a penalty-of-perjury declaration and the request for an order for relief. Representative fields are blank; attorney fields say None—petitioner appearing pro… with the ending clipped, and attorney signature/date lines are blank. This source is the initiating request, not proof that relief was granted.supportsDoes the petition establish adjudicated insolvency or twenty-two additional unpaid debts?

Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.

50%
Confidence 75%Link weight 50%

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