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"The World's Most Sophisticated Cyber Attack" - How Hackers Infiltrated The Banks & Stole Millions

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Since late 2013, The NY Times reports that an unknown group of hackers has reportedly stolen $300 million ­- possibly as much as triple that amount - from banks across the world, with the majority of the victims in Russia. The attacks continue, all using roughly the same modus operandi...

 

Hackers send email containing a malware program called Carbanak to hundreds of bank employees, hoping to infect a bank’s administrative computer.

Programs installed by the malware record keystrokes and take screen shots of the bank’s computers, so that hackers can learn bank procedures. They also enable hackers to control the banks’ computers remotely.

By mimicking the bank procedures they have learned, hackers direct the banks’ computers to steal money in a variety of ways:

Source: Kasperskly Labs

As The NY Times reports,

In late 2013, an A.T.M. in Kiev started dispensing cash at seemingly random times of day. No one had put in a card or touched a button. Cameras showed that the piles of money had been swept up by customers who appeared lucky to be there at the right moment.

 

But when a Russian cybersecurity firm, Kaspersky Lab, was called to Ukraine to investigate, it discovered that the errant machine was the least of the bank’s problems.

 

The bank’s internal computers, used by employees who process daily transfers and conduct bookkeeping, had been penetrated by malware that allowed cybercriminals to record their every move. The malicious software lurked for months, sending back video feeds and images that told a criminal group — including Russians, Chinese and Europeans — how the bank conducted its daily routines, according to the investigators.

 

Then the group impersonated bank officers, not only turning on various cash machines, but also transferring millions of dollars from banks in Russia, Japan, Switzerland, the United States and the Netherlands into dummy accounts set up in other countries.

 

In a report to be published on Monday, and provided in advance to The New York Times, Kaspersky Lab says that the scope of this attack on more than 100 banks and other financial institutions in 30 nations could make it one of the largest bank thefts ever — and one conducted without the usual signs of robbery.

 

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Kaspersky Lab says it has seen evidence of $300 million in theft through clients, and believes the total could be triple that.

No bank has come forward acknowledging the theft...

The silence around the investigation appears motivated in part by the reluctance of banks to concede that their systems were so easily penetrated, and in part by the fact that the attacks appear to be continuing.

 

The managing director of the Kaspersky North America office in Boston, Chris Doggett, argued that the “Carbanak cybergang,” named for the malware it deployed, represents an increase in the sophistication of cyberattacks on financial firms.

 

“This is likely the most sophisticated attack the world has seen to date in terms of the tactics and methods that cybercriminals have used to remain covert,” Mr. Doggett said.

 

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Mr. Doggett likened most cyberthefts to “Bonnie and Clyde” operations, in which attackers break in, take whatever they can grab, and run. In this case, Mr. Doggett said, the heist was “much more ‘Ocean’s Eleven.’ ”

 

“We found that many banks only check the accounts every 10 hours or so,” Mr. Golovanov of Kaspersky Lab said. “So in the interim, you could change the numbers and transfer the money.”

 

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Sun, 02/15/2015 - 21:47 | 5788587 wee-weed up
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How do you think the ChiComs are paying for the massive expansion of their military?

(Which they will eventually use against us)

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 21:47 | 5788594 Master_Blaster
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Our senior DBA just had a malware attack on Thursday.....think that's bad?

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 22:15 | 5788673 tarabel
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Only if you're the employee who watches lots of porn on the company system.

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 00:11 | 5788948 NidStyles
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Sounds more like someone is either sending a message to the bankers, or they are testing their ability to infiltrate the banking system.

 

Either way, they would have done us a larger favor had they simply started wiping out debts instead and erasing any trace of them.

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 04:01 | 5789210 Greyhat
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Its just the NSA filling some black budget holes! :)

"Western Spy Agencies Secretly Rely on Hackers for Intel and Expertise"

https://firstlook.org/theintercept/2015/02/04/demonize-prosecute-hackers...

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 04:43 | 5789247 commander gruze?
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Bitcoin users not affected.

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 11:02 | 5789827 funthea
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Thats because the cyber group knows that bitcoin is going much lower, and its future is to be on par with the infinite number of other alt coins. That is the only way bitcoin can survive. Its the only way the masses will start using it. Why spend $234 USD for a bitcoin when you can buy litecoin for $1.80 USD, or any other alt coin for that matter. Wake the fuck up! Stop grasping at straws. Take your loss and move on.

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 11:07 | 5789838 City_Of_Champyinz
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lol bitcoin.  How much has the value of bitcoin plummeted in the last year again?

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 16:20 | 5791016 commander gruze?
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If you think it's about the price you're not paying attention.

Wed, 02/18/2015 - 06:30 | 5797877 tonyw
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"Either way, they would have done us a larger favor"  criminals rarely do anyone a favour.

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 21:49 | 5788595 NoDebt
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"Since late 2013"

"with the majority of the victims in Russia"

If that's not NSA or CIA I'll eat my hat.

 

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 08:27 | 5789409 Arnold
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Just a passing thought, but I wouldn't discount  Russia's new glasnost partner, those sneaky Chinese hoards.

(Or the Norks. Chuckle. Chuckle)

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 21:26 | 5788523 Skateboarder
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Someone, stop those thieves! (no, not the 'hackers' - the guys who counterfieted the 'money' the 'hackers' stole)

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 21:37 | 5788562 A Nanny Moose
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The State has more guns, and they are bigger.

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 01:46 | 5789095 ebworthen
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Exactly.  These hackers didn't do anything different from what central banks the world over do; they added a zero (or two) to someone's account balance then transfered money to themselves. 

The victim account holder might have had $10,000 in their account - the hackers made it $100,000, then transfered $90,000 to themselves in the blink of an eye, account holder still has $10,000.

No diffterent than Ben Bernanke or Janet Yellen hitting Ctrl+P on the FED keyboard and the Treasury giving banks all the "money" they want at 0.5% so they can lend it out at to the sheeple at 4.5%-29%.

Who are the more malicious thieves here, hackers giving themselves some cash or the .gov and bank/corporate interests working together to rob the public treasury while making citizens debt slaves?

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 03:21 | 5789192 NidStyles
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Which is all the more reason I am just going to assume that it was the Fed that perpetrated the hack themselves, probably through a proxy to enable it as a justification for an end to the "net-neutrality", or a lockdown kill switch for the whole of the internet.

 

I expect to see more of these so called "hacks".

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 14:03 | 5790504 Eternal Complainer
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Operation: chaos

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 22:16 | 5792477 Arius
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well, one thing is for certain ... these are not small potatoes kind of things run from the garage

 

 

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 21:27 | 5788530 dufferin
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'nul ne peut se prévaloir de sa propre turpitude' bank is fraud so...

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 21:27 | 5788531 Osmium
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Jon Corzine strikes again?

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 01:13 | 5789051 eatthebanksters
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Only if they are segregated funds protected by law...

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 21:32 | 5788533 knukles
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See, this exactly the front end running that I've talked about with you people brfoer that end runs encryption.
Like the simple commercial software available for parents to keep track of their kid's activities on line which will record every keystroke and scree of every site visited, it's simply downloaded onto the system in question and records the activity. 
Later, the necessary information sought is retrieved and voila, y'all got entry into and command of said system
It end runs (both front and back) encryption.  Just as my acquaintance, the retired crypto analyst at the Uknowhoagency agreed to when offered the paradigm. 
So simple a caveman could do it

This is a no brainer.

If it in any way is connected to the ether-space, it is publicly available.  EOC QED

PS  Also tells you that we as individuals should always hand audit/balance our financial statements with any financial institution by hand.  Just like in the old days.  If ya' don't activity like this takes place, you never ever know it.  That's your second best control over this kind of theft.  The first and best is not to have anything on line .... but your bank is already on line, so no absolute control other than personal eyeball check and balance

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 21:44 | 5788585 nmewn
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"The first and best is not to have anything on line..."

Ayep.

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 21:47 | 5788593 cornfritter
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say what you will sir, but this is going to require billions more dollars, and a good bit more legislation before it is never dealt with

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 22:22 | 5788693 booboo
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Yep, another lettered Big Government agency will need to be created to handle this task. How about the Trade Reliance Intelligence Bureau and Execution or TRIBE for short?

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 10:09 | 5789662 tnquake
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I suggest the new goverment entitiy be called SHIT for "SHeeple IT"

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 04:41 | 5789246 Exponere Mendaces
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Funny how ex-banker Knukles knows how it all works, encryption and all - but still can't wrap his liver-spotted skull around Bitcoin.

Aww shucks grandpa, you're sooo smart.

LOL.

 

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 21:36 | 5788556 Bossman1967
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The bankers paying themselves out and reporting it as a hack

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 21:39 | 5788566 A Nanny Moose
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The first step in robbing a bank is buying it.

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 21:49 | 5788599 Thirtyseven
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Yep, and probably a tax write off too.

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 21:51 | 5788604 Dragon HAwk
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That will come later.. the old I've been robbed  they got 5k, when in fact the robber took 250.00.

 

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 22:04 | 5788643 HonkyShogun
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If you want to rob a bank, buy a gun.

If you want to rob the world, buy a bank.

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 21:39 | 5788569 DaveA
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Fortunately, government central banks can print more money to replace what was stolen. OTOH if a Bitcoin bank gets robbed, the depositors are SOL.

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 21:42 | 5788578 nmewn
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Its not FDIBitC insured? ;-)

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 22:52 | 5788776 Bunga Bunga
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The central bank does not replace stolen money. The banks simply rob the customers to get the stolen money back.

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 21:42 | 5788577 A Lunatic
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My guess is this money is quietly being funneled into BlackOps projects. For the children of course........

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 21:44 | 5788583 brown_hornet
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Don't worry. They just have to print to make up for the shortfall.

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 21:52 | 5788584 exartizo
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are you kidding?

$300 million is NOTHING to the Banksters.

neither is a "paltry" billion here or there.

Now compromised trust in the banking system DOES mean something to them.

And it might possibly explain why so many banksters heads have rolled of late.

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 21:45 | 5788589 Duc888
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They stole zero's and ones, not wealth.  Any jack ass could just walk over to a terminal and replace the zero's and ones.

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 21:55 | 5788617 Atomizer
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How does a hacker steal counterfeit money that has been quantitatively eased by the Federal Reserve under no asset backing? Buying MBS and bonds that hold future maturity to pay back a leveraged obligation. How does a hacker steal money created out of thin air?

Fuck you NSA, suck the smoke up your alert cybercrime ass. If you knew the people, the cable would have never hit the internet news. It would be Classified Intel. Fake stories to catch a phishing story. Stupid cunts trying to validate your budget.

Isn't your mission to predict a crime before it happens? Perhaps cutting your budget will make you more effective or defunct. Boo!

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 22:09 | 5788653 Who was that ma...
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Note to self:  Sign up for that advanced computer class tomorrow.

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 22:11 | 5788657 Atomizer
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Sun, 02/15/2015 - 22:32 | 5788727 billsbest
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Can't agree with you: 110001100 110001100 110001100 110001100

110001100 110001100 110001100 110001100

See what I mean?

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 22:35 | 5788734 WmMcK
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There are 10 kinds of people, those who understand binary and those who don't.

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 22:39 | 5788741 Clowns on Acid
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You Sir - are a geek

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 22:51 | 5788773 WmMcK
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There's no place like 127.0.0.1

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 23:28 | 5788873 are we there yet
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Those are strong cuss words. Tone it down for the children here.

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 04:08 | 5789218 Bearwagon
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Sun, 02/15/2015 - 22:12 | 5788661 Al Tinfoil
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This bank theft is just the one we are being told about.  How many other instances of bank hacking are being concealed?

But don't worry, the info you have stored in the cloud is completely safe.  

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 22:30 | 5788721 billsbest
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Where did Ebola go?

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 23:26 | 5788865 are we there yet
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Ebola was used to distract the sheep until their short attention span moved to isis, Ukraine, and side boob nipple slips. Ebola is old news now.

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 22:38 | 5788740 Clowns on Acid
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Have yet to hear of a gold vault getting hacked. Oh yeh... thats real money.

Fuck You Bernanke ...you feckin' criminal.

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 23:20 | 5788853 spreadtheword
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They did hack the gold vault. They replaced real bars of Gold with Tungsten plated bars.

That's pretty good hacking if you ask me. Because by the time people realize the bars are full of Tungsten, the real Gold will be long gone.

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 22:39 | 5788744 OhBaldOne
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Israel + US…indubitably…

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 22:42 | 5788753 Drummond
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I bet this is ultimately where they will lay blame for the coming collapse. Hackers stole trillions, economy in turmoil, need to shut down Internet so it doesn't happen again.

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 22:45 | 5788755 Drummond
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Oh, and it was Russian, Iranian, Syrian and North Korean hackers. And a few others that hoard gold, stockpile food and bottled water and use solar panels.

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 22:49 | 5788767 MagicMoney
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It's ok they just can print more money to replace the stolen money....

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 22:55 | 5788792 Bunga Bunga
Sun, 02/15/2015 - 22:59 | 5788805 BubbaJones
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Industrial Military Complex = Hackers using Hegelian dialectic to prpmpt us to give up more control.

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 23:08 | 5788826 Billy Shears
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Wait, someone remind me how much the banksters and the Fed steal from us every year, not to mention since the "financial crisis." The built-in inflationary theft alone must be in the Trillions. "We shafted some folks!"

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 23:09 | 5788829 pashley1411
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a moment to remember Gibson's "Neuromancer", where he writes of, among many other things, taking  first-world software out to hack third-world banks.   true classic

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 23:12 | 5788834 firstdivision
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If you want to stop them, just crush their $300MM purchasing power by inflating the money supply until the currency is worthless. That'll stop them.

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 23:17 | 5788844 Clowns on Acid
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How come none of these expensive firewall bullshit compaies can keep out hackers ? One would think with ALL the $$ at risk that banks would be in the marlet for something that works.

BUt I guess if one is getting paid NOT to understand... then... well y'know... 

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 23:19 | 5788848 Fix It Again Timmy
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The Pentagon, all by itself, "lost" nearly 2.5 trillion...$300 million is not even worth bending over to pick it up....

Sun, 02/15/2015 - 23:54 | 5788921 holdbuysell
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Just prepping the sheople for the 'great siphoning of their bank accounts'.

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 01:37 | 5788995 Victory_Garden
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And the shut down, command, taxation, and total control of the internet.

BREAKING NEWS! FCC Says Obama Taking Over The Internet On February 26th:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcQK1DeQCKw

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 01:07 | 5789041 graveheart
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I have had 3 credit cards and 1 debit card hacked in the last couple of years, which means all of them. Subsequently I have cancelled all credit cards. debit cards, anything that doesn't have to have a PIN or a login. I'm only using atm, paypal and amazon credit. Any more hacks and it's "close bank accounts, close paypal, close amazon and buy gold and silver and get ripped off at local box stores paying cash only" 

I've had it with these bean counter fucks that write this theft off while we have to fill out the affidavits.

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 01:35 | 5789083 Watchful_iii
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Long time reader - first time poster.

There seems to be a general push to monitor and regulate the internet, an inch at a time, until eventually they've taken complete control. They highlight the hacking of firms and paint a picture of nasty Russians breaking through the door, to drum up discourse in the status quo of things. When in reality close to 85% of the time someone gave them the keys to the castle through a malevolent or gullible employee.  You can't legislate away the humans yet.

Then there is the looming executive order giving the FCC increased power in regulating the internet, and hope to gain support for the measure by increasing the definition of broadband speed.  Which sounds nice, unfortunately its most likely a small carrot in a stew of poo.  In his speech the President mentioned twitter as a tool to do harm.  

 

“There’s only one way to defend America from these cyber threats, and that is through government and industry working together, sharing appropriate information as true partners,”...

"The same social media we use in government to advocate for democracy and human rights around the world can also be used by terrorist to spread hateful ideologies. So these cyber-threats are a challenge to our national security.”

Unfortunately one government's idea of a hateful ideology can switch from day to day, and it's not too hard to imagine where we end up someday.  I mean its not like they would go about planting backdoors into encryption protocols or network hardware.

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 08:15 | 5789397 Arnold
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FCC is  trying and succeeding at back dooring these regulations.

The message we have been trying to pass on has has a difficult time cutting through the pea soup fog of all the other crap out there.

Much like the ACA, the cry will be after the fact and when it comes out of 'now where' and hits the crowd in the pocket book.

 

http://therightscoop.com/mark-levin-interviews-the-fcc-commissioner-on-m...

 

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 01:55 | 5789110 q99x2
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Another good reason not to use banks.

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 02:21 | 5789134 darknmy
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that's bollocks! I've been working with accounting and then later on as a DBA in a bank. you can't just simply send money without notice. there's automated scripts and triggers, that would check balance and movement. even if you could alter DB and transfer funds by the end of the month you would still fail under accounting check and that's game over. noone in the right mind would believe this story-fairy tale 

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 02:46 | 5789156 Muppet
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I do not believe this story.    Im calling BS.     I know InfoSec, this is not plausible. 

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 03:38 | 5789201 shouldvekilledthem
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Another armchair infosec expert.

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 14:06 | 5790511 Muppet
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My lifes work (>20 years) is InfoSec as a software developer.  I've written large amounts of code in three of the largest security systems.   My expertise is operating systems / kernal level security.

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 18:39 | 5791695 TweedleDeeDooDah
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>20 years means knowing fuck all the difference between "kernel" and "kernal"...

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 23:32 | 5792740 Muppet
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You have no idea but this isn't the place.   Anyways, I stand by my view that this story is exaggerated bullshit.   The kinda thing that sales people and the uneducated spread.   Competent professionals prevail inspite of the satire and sarcasm that we all, including myself, banter and relish these days.   You can't just activate workstation cameras to "learn bank protocols" and thus steal millions.  Its a tall tale.

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 03:05 | 5789173 Jano
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1. Kaspersky paid to ZH a covert advertising money.
2. Tyler published this IT/business process/ nonsense to deliver the PR, as agreed and paid.

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 03:14 | 5789185 I Write Code
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I worked around a big bank wire transfer room bunga bunga years ago, and it was a common occurence for the minimum wage key entry folks to wire themselves a big chunk of money now and then, just for fun.  Usually it was quickly caught, but there was virtually no technical factor to prevent it.  Sounds like not much has changed.

This was just before some computer consultant *did* wire himself $12,000,000 (a lot of money back then, more like $100m today) to a Swiss account, flew out to grab the cash, used it to buy a big bag of Russian diamonds (that were probably worth about a third of what he paid), then idiot that he was, flew back to the US to show a girl he liked but wasn't even his girlfriend, what he'd done, so they arrested him.

The amazing thing in this new story is that the banks admitted it.  The even more amazing thing is that they EVEN NOTICED.  Why should they, if they want more money, they just have it helicoptered in the next morning.

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 03:37 | 5789199 shouldvekilledthem
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They could have avoided this by using a decenralized system based on a public ledger, cryptographic proof and n of m multisig.

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 04:23 | 5789229 Kprime
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After it is seasonally adjusted in March, it will turn out to be 1.2 trillion.

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 05:52 | 5789290 random999
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"The World's Most Sophisticated Cyber Attack"

ehm.. I´d say thats pretty simple stuff. I remember me and my friends doing this on the school computers when we where like 12-13 years old, that would be almost 20 years ago.

Of course we didnt make the software ourself, someone of my friends had it downloaded.

Pretty sure it wont be much harder today, just surprised how stupid and unprotected the banks are.

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 07:19 | 5789340 talisman
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 money in a bank is a targetable asset

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 07:27 | 5789344 GoldSilverBitcoinBug
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Islamic State hackers stealing funds to operate their armed group...

Mon, 02/16/2015 - 12:20 | 5790102 combatsnoopy
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Damm Kiev Nazis STEALING AGAIN!  Just like the US Boomers and the banks. Kiev Nazis stole Russia's gas, stiffed China on their grains, Boomers robbed people in need of shelter and stiffed us on an economy with thier delegates and lobbyists, politicians stealing from us to bail out the banks---there seems to be a theme here.

Now if bank would actually PROTECT their clients' money with the same vigor that a rabid racist tweaker would protect her cleaning supplies with- oh wait, she failed. 

Dear World, if you haven't noticed our garbage boomer elected politicians rob us for the banks- don't look to the U.S. for protection.  The U.S. is worthless. 

 

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