Moscow, November 2 (EFE). – Agents of the Russian police Interpol department detained in Saint Petersburg, the second largest city in Russia, Belarusian jihaker Sergei Pavlovich, about whom an international search and arrest warrant issued by the United States weighs, Interfax agency. The agency reported today.
Pávlovich, 38, better known by the nickname “Police Dog”, “Fallen Angel”, among other pseudonyms, and author of “So I stole a million. Confession of” repentant” Carter, was arrested Monday in a hotel in the capital of the former Russian Empire, which He had come to her for a weekend trip.
US Justice claims the Belarusian Joker in connection with the largest theft of personal data in US history, which in 2016 sentenced Albert Gonzalez, founder of Shadow Crew, a cybercrime discussion forum, to 20 years in prison.
In 2009, Pavlovich was sentenced in Belarus to 10 years in prison for handling fraudulent credit cards.
He was released from prison in 2015, a year after he published his book in which he called on young people not to follow in his criminal footsteps.
According to the digital website Abnews.ru, due to the absence of an extradition agreement between Russia and the United States, Pavlovich will not be extradited to the US authorities.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday that “a series of Russian-US consultations on cybersecurity issues have been held.”
“Of course, these contacts are not public. It is not an area where propaganda helps to obtain the results that Moscow and Washington seek,” he said. EFE
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