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Most-Wanted Cybercriminal Extradited to U.S. From German Prison

Posted on June 23, 2015 by Dissent

Chris Strohm reports:

The U.S. will get a rare chance to prosecute one of the world’s most-wanted cybercriminal suspects with the extradition of a Turkish man accused of orchestrating a global operation to hack automated teller machines.

Ercan Findikoglu, 33, is being flown to New York on Tuesday after losing his fight against extradition from a German prison, according to a law enforcement official who asked for anonymity because the operation wasn’t yet public.

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