The district Court in the Norwegian capital rejected an FBI request for extradition to the U.S. of a Russian citizen suspected in the spread of computer virus Citadel, the lawyer said the Russian Johannes Backswing. "The court found that the evidence for the extradition of our client is not enough. Understanding the court the fact that sufficient grounds for the accusations no, we perceived with great relief. Unfortunately that is suspected to still be placed under arrest within Norway, " said the news Agency Backswing. in the district court of Oslo have confirmed that the proper judgment was rendered and delivered to the attorneys April fifteen, however, To date, the prosecution has already filed an appeal in the higher Court. The appeal court in Oslo still plans to adopt a conclusion on whether the request of the prosecution accepted. A young programmer whose citizenship was approved at the Russian Embassy in Oslo, moved to the East Norway about a year ago and worked for a local company specializing in computer technology. The last six months he was placed under arrest in connection with the FBI investigation and the Norwegian police Directorate FOR fight with organized crime and serious crimes Kripos. American intelligence sources claim that the Russian citizen was implemented in the Internet the Internet more than 50 files needed to install the virus Citadel and management of other people's computers with it. Because of this, the foreign Ministry of the Kingdom was handed over to the FBI request for arrest and extradition of a young man. Authorized Kripos arresting a suspect, for its part, showed this request to the court. A citizen of Russia does not recognize its own guilt. The circumstances of the case, the Agency explained Professor at the Department of Informatics, University of Oslo Josef Noll invited by the court as an expert. According to his statement, the prosecution has the information about what IP addresses of computers suspected of Norway and Ukraine, where he lived until moving to the Scandinavian Kingdom, was produced store access documents on the Internet the Internet, which contained the files, Under the assumption of special services, could be used to update and configure malware. Specialist can't say myself whether suspected came to a virtual folder with harmful files, or the Computer was used by Russian criminals without his knowledge." The computer itself could be infected with a virus, and eventually the infection process has access To the folder with updates could be automatic, - said Noll.- This is one possible explanation of what happened ". Virus Citadel To the beginning of the second half of 2013 has infected more than 5 million computers, stealing banking data of the victims. At the end of may 2013 the specialists of the organization together with Microsoft, the FBI managed to turn off a significant portion of servers from which was managed hundreds of thousands of infected computers that have greatly complicated the further spread of the virus. ACCORDING to Microsoft, with virus detected in 90 countries, was stolen over half a billion dollars.