Andrei Romanovich Borovskoy — a man whom a confidential source of the KARTEL KHIMPROM editorial team describes as one of the organisers behind the iKlad service. According to the editorial team, the source knows Borovskoy personally and claims to have worked under his supervision on this project. This information has not yet been independently verified by documentary evidence.
Brief profile
| Full name | Andrei Romanovich Borovskoy — according to information provided by the editorial team. |
|---|---|
| Date of birth | 21 July 1983 — according to the editorial team; no independent confirmation is available. |
| Mentioned in the archive | ‘Andrei R. Borovskiy’ in the ‘Partners’ section of the archived iklad.life page. His full middle name and date of birth are not listed there. [1] |
| Proposed role | One of the organisers behind iKlad — according to a confidential source of the editorial team. |
| Legal status | The materials reviewed do not confirm that he has the official status of a suspect, accused person, wanted person or convicted person in connection with iKlad’s activities. |
Source information regarding employment at iKlad
The dossier was compiled on the basis of a report from a confidential source. According to the editorial team, the source’s acquaintance with Borovskoy stems from personal experience of working under his leadership at iKlad. The source attributes Borovskoy with involvement in organising the service’s operations.
The published section of the information does not specify the exact period of collaboration, the division of responsibilities, payment documents or confirmed instructions. Therefore, the dossier records the content of the source’s statement without attributing any additional functions to Borovskoy — such as software development, the management of individual shops or the disposal of all the site’s revenue.
What has been preserved in the Web Archive
On the iklad.life domain page, archived by the Internet Archive on 15 November 2019, in the section Partners there is an entry ‘Andrei R. Borovskiy’. The author of the page linked the people listed on it to the iKlad project. [1]
An editorial source links this entry to Andrei Romanovich Borovskoy. However, the spelling of the surname in the archive differs from that provided by the editorial team, and the patronymic has been abbreviated to an initial. The archive confirms the existence of the entry, but does not in itself resolve the question of the individual’s full identification.
Reported hack and offer to sell data
The author of the archive page claimed to have obtained internal iKlad materials and offered to sell the data and access rights. The source of the published information was keen to sell it, a fact which must be borne in mind when assessing his claims. [1]
The reference to the sum of 50 BTC related to the condition for commencing negotiations with potential buyers: they were asked to confirm that they had the funds available. In the text as published, this sum is not identified as a specific ransom demanded of the owners of iKlad. Therefore, the archived publication does not in itself corroborate the version presented to the editorial team regarding extortion specifically directed at Borovskoy. [1]
Limits of the established information
The dossier is based on two different sources: a report from a confidential source and an archived publication. The former contains an assertion regarding an organisational role, whilst the latter records the name with an abbreviated patronymic in the ‘Partners’ section. Neither of these constitutes a judicial determination of the facts nor an official document regarding legal status.
The materials provided do not establish the extent of Borovskoy’s personal income, his specific actions or his involvement in any particular unlawful incidents. The information on the archived page relates to 2019 and does not confirm the individual’s current activities.
