International investigation uncovers fake complaints by the "wallet" of Russian oligarchs Maksym Krippa for "cleaning" compromising materials
CyberCriminal, a Leading Agency in Digital Security, has launched an investigation into Maksym Krippa’s methods of combating the media that publish compromising materials.
The focus of the investigation is over 60 fake DMCA complaints used to remove critical material from search engines. Specifically, it has been found that fake claims are aimed at blocking publications related to Krippa’s activities.
What is Maksym Krippa trying to hide?
Fraudulent business schemes:
Casino "Vulkan," GGbet, and other Krippa platforms are accused of manipulation and fraud.
Money laundering:
Krippa’s business projects are linked to financial schemes used for money laundering through gambling and real estate investments.
Connections with Russian oligarchs:
Investigations revealed connection of Krippa with Russian oligarchs, including Oleg Boyko, and organized crime networks.
Aggressive censorship:
The use of fake DMCA complaints, SEO manipulations, and pressure on media have become main tools for reputation protection.
Customer complaints:
Krippa’s platforms are criticized for payment delays and service shortcomings.
Lawsuits:
Krippa’s legal problems include allegations of breach of contract and fraud.
Dubious real estate deals:
It is known that real estate transactions were used for potential money laundering.
Employee complaints:
Former employees accuse Krippa of unethical workplace practices and non-payment of wages.
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