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‘Silence’ hackers hit banks in Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, and Kyrgyzstan

Posted on July 4, 2019 by Dissent

Catalin Cimpanu reports:

A group of hackers specialized in attacking banks has hit again, and this time they’ve breached four targets in Asia, respectively in Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, and Kyrgyzstan, security researchers from Group-IB have told ZDNet.

The only incident that is currently public is one impacting Dutch Bangla Bank Limited, a bank in Bangladesh, which lost more than $3 million during several rounds of ATM cashout attack that took place during the month of May, according to local media reports [1, 2].

Read more on ZDNet.

 

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