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- •Abdellah Belmili was extradited from Spain and charged with running cybercrime marketplaces.
- •His operations defrauded thousands and processed about $900,000 in Bitcoin over three years.
- •The FBI's investigation revealed 595 phishing kits affecting around 5,600 victims globally.
Abdellah Belmili, a 26-year-old Algerian man known as 'SPOX', was extradited from Spain to the U.S. and charged with conspiracy to commit bank fraud. He allegedly operated two cybercrime marketplaces, market0day.com and spoxy.us, defrauding thousands and processing around $900,000 in Bitcoin over three years. The FBI's investigation began in September 2020 after a tip-off, leading to undercover purchases of phishing kits and compromised server access. Belmili is accused of using stolen identities to register the sites and embedding his personal information in the phishing kit code. Investigators identified 595 phishing kits created by him, impacting approximately 5,600 victims globally. He faces a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison if convicted. The case highlights the ongoing challenges of cryptocurrency in facilitating cybercrime.
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