An undated photo issued by Britain's Metropolitan Police of Samata Ullah. The British extremist who concealed incriminating information in USB-equipped cufflinks was sentenced to eight years in jail for possession of articles for terrorist purposes and other charges, Tuesday May 2, 2017. Ullah, 34, of Wales, had pleaded guilty to five offenses in March and admitted membership in the Islamic State group. A London court revealed that he had numerous cufflinks that contained Linux operating systems loaded with extremist data, including a blog. (Metropolitan Police via AP)
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