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Alex Khodyrev, ciudadano kazajo de 35 años, y Pavel Kublitskii, ciudadano ruso de 37 años, fueron acusados en Estados Unidos por su presunta implicación en la gestión de WWH Club, un mercado de la web oscura.
Two men have been indicted in the U.S. for their alleged involvement in managing a dark web marketplace called WWH Club that specializes in the sale of sensitive personal and financial information.
Presuntamente, Alex Khodyrev (de 35 años) y Pavel Kublitskii (de 37), operaron el mercado de la dark web WWH Club entre 2014 y 2024. El año pasado el sitio contaba con 353.000 usuarios. WWH Club ofrecía cursos sobre fraude y ciberdelito para formar a piratas informáticos.
According to the indictment, between 2014 and 2024, Khodyrev and Kublitskii served as two of the main administrators of wwh-club.ws (WWH Club) and several sister websites, all of which were dark web marketplaces, forums, and training centers that existed solely to facilitate crime.
The FBI has launched a significant operation against a dark web marketplace known as WWH Club, leading to the indictment of two key figures in the cybercrime world. Alex Khodyrev, a 35-year-old from Kazakhstan, and Pavel Kublitskii, a 37-year-old Russian, have been charged with conspiracy to commit access device fraud and wire fraud.
U.S. authorities have charged two administrators of WWH-Club, a major Russian-language cybercrime forum. Russian national Pavel Kublitskii and Kazakhstan native Alexandr Khodyrev, who allegedly managed the forum and others like Skynetzone, Opencard, and Center-Club, were arrested after seeking asylum in the United States in December ...
A warrant for the two men’s arrest called WWH-Club a “cross between Ebay and Reddit” where hackers shared everything from stolen Social Security numbers to PayPal account information.
In a significant development for cybersecurity, U.S. law enforcement agencies have apprehended two suspected administrators of the infamous carding marketplace WWH-Club. The arrests took place in Florida following a series of large cash purchases that raised suspicions.
The FBI has dismantled a dark web marketplace known as WWH Club, managed by Russian and Kazakh nationals. The platform specialized in selling sensitive personal and financial information, and its administrators have been charged with multiple counts of fraud.