Tag: Pavel Kotler

In a landmark ruling underscoring the international legal community's intensified crackdown on cyber fraud, a German court recently pronounced prison sentences on four individuals associated with an Israeli cybercrime syndicate. These individuals, hailing from Israel and Bulgaria, were implicated in orchestrating sophisticated broker scams that swindled tens of thousands of victims globally out of approximately €80 million. More indictments are expected in this case.

Earlier this year, German prosecutors filed charges against Israeli scammers in the so-called GetFinancial Case. In June 2022, an Israeli court approved the extradition of four suspects Nimrod Blechman (33), Chen Malka (31), Pavel Kotler (47), and Yuri Dashevsky (33). Now it became known that the prosecutors in Liechtenstein are investigating Nadav Gover and others for money laundering in the GetFinancial case. Evidently, they used bank accounts in Liechtenstein to launder the stolen money.

Israeli news platforms reported today that the appropriate Israeli court approved the extradition of four more arrested suspects in...

We have been analyzing the cybercrime investigations and indictments of the Austrian and German law enforcement agencies. Most recently, the public prosecutors' offices in Bamberg, Rostock, and Cologne caused a stir with action days in Israel, Cyprus, Ukraine, Serbia, Bulgaria, and other jurisdictions. The respective law enforcement agencies investigate different cases but share their findings and coordinate their actions and charges. They do not prosecute individual scams but work on the hypothesis of criminal organizations.

German law enforcement authorities have decided to hunt down and shut down the Israeli scammer scene worldwide. They target scam-facilitating broker platforms, payment processors, and marketing companies. In August 2021, German law enforcement raided PandaTS, early October, they raided offices in Bulgaria, Georgia, Cyprus, and Israel to crack down on an Israeli cybercrime organization and its scams. Four suspects have been arrested. One of them is Pavel Kotler, allegedly one of Gery Shalon's key finance guys. The Israeli Snitching Game is on.