North Macedonian police arrest alleged administrator behind OLVX cybercrime market
North Macedonian police and the FBI arrested the alleged administrator of the OLVX cybercrime marketplace.
North Macedonia’s Ministry of Interior and the FBI arrested the alleged administrator of OLVX after charges were filed and a raid in Golema Rečica. The FBI said the marketplace, active from 2023 to 2025, unlawfully sold personal information and login credentials through more than 1,500 seller accounts, endangering thousands of Americans. Police said the suspect also operated ONEMILI on Telegram, offering tools for fraudulent refund schemes and other scams, and alleged he possessed child sexual abuse material. ZeroFox had warned in 2023 that OLVX sold phishing kits, remote-desktop access, credentials, and stolen data for cryptocurrency.
- An unnamed suspect was arrested at a home in Golema Rečica.
- The FBI says OLVX operated from 2023 to 2025 with over 1,500 seller accounts.
- The market allegedly sold personal data, credentials, and cybercrime tools.
- Police say the suspect also ran the ONEMILI Telegram fraud group.
- Authorities also alleged possession of child sexual abuse material.
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2 min read at therecord.mediaA raid on a home in a North Macedonian village led to the arrest of the suspected administrator of the OLVX market, according to the Balkan country's Interior Ministry along with the FBI.
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