authorities indicted in the alleged distribution of the FBI’s devices. Rivkin was one of 17 foreign nationals who U.S. “The users, believing their Anom devices were protected from law enforcement by the shield of impenetrable encryption, openly discussed narcotics concealment methods, shipments of narcotics, money laundering, and in some groups-violent threats,” the indictment said. More than 12,000 Anom devices were sold to 300 criminal syndicates starting in 2018, including the Italian mafia, Albanian mafia, drug syndicates, and other organized crime groups.
The Anom devices were secretly operated by American and Australian law enforcement agencies - instead of providing secure communication, they helped the authorities to monitor the activity of criminals who used the devices. authorities since 2021, when the FBI, Europol and other law enforcement agencies arrested hundreds of people accused of administrating, using, and distributing encrypted communication devices using a service known as Anom. Maximilian Rivkin has been wanted by U.S.
State Department is offering a reward of up to $5 million for information that leads to the arrest of a 40-year-old Swedish national who acted as the administrator of an encrypted communication service used by criminal gangs worldwide. US offers $5M reward for Swedish fugitive who sold encrypted phones monitored by FBI
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