Liridon Masurica, extradited from Kosovo to the U.S., is charged with conspiracy to commit access device fraud. As the lead of BlackDB.cc, an online market established in 2018, he allegedly sold compromised personal information, enabling various forms of fraud. His extradition and indictment signal extensive international law enforcement collaboration. If convicted, he faces a potential 55-year prison sentence, highlighting the serious ramifications of cybercrime. The investigation involved the FBI and Kosovo authorities, reflecting a coordinated effort to combat online criminal activities.
Masurica, a citizen and resident of Kosovo, was taken into custody by authorities in Kosovo on December 12, 2024, and extradited on May 9 to the United States.
Masurica was the lead administrator of BlackDB.cc-an online criminal marketplace in operation from 2018 until present, illegally offering for sale compromised account information.
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