A 23-year-old has ended up in the Kosovo Police in handcuffs, under suspicion that he had intervened in computer systems and misused foreign citizens’ bank folders to conduct online purchases. The alleged activity has been uncovered following investigations conducted by the Directorate for Investigation of Cyber Crimes, the Signal Journal teaches exclusively.
According to information the signal has provided, the detainee is Burak Yilmaz, about 23 years old, who was detained on Wednesday, November 11th, under a police operation in the Pristina region.
Cybercrime investigators suspect that the young man had provided unauthorized access to computer systems and had used the data of foreign persons’ bank cards to carry out different online purchases with a view to material gain.
After identifying the suspect, police have realised control at a location in the Pristina region, where electronic equipment allegedly linked to the investigated activity was found and seized.
Two computers, two mobile phones, two U devices have been seized during the search. SB and other documents that can serve as material evidence.
The 23-year-old has been associated with the interview and, after completing the police procedures, the Prosecution decision has been banned for 48 hours.
The case is being investigated for unauthorized computer access and free or false checks and misuse of bank or credit cards.
Note: The people mentioned in this news are considered innocent until their guilt is confirmed by court’s firm form.
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Source Layer: Signal