SWIFT systems of three Indian banks compromised to create fake trade documents

Since last year’s revelation that attackers have compromised SWIFT software of Bangladesh’s central bank and used it to perform fraudulent transfers worth tens of millions, news about similar attacks – both successful and not – have become a regular occurrence. Attackers usually use banks’ compromised SWIFT system to send information about fraudulent financial transactions, but in attacks aimed at three government-owned banks in India, they chose to create fake trade documents such as letters of … More Continue reading SWIFT systems of three Indian banks compromised to create fake trade documents

Latest Intelligence for October 2016

Number of new malware variants rises to over 96 million and global spam hits highest rate in nearly a year.Read More Continue reading Latest Intelligence for October 2016

Latest Intelligence for October 2016

Number of new malware variants rises to over 96 million and global spam hits highest rate in nearly a year.Read More Continue reading Latest Intelligence for October 2016

Latest Intelligence for October 2016

Number of new malware variants rises to over 96 million and global spam hits highest rate in nearly a year.Read More Continue reading Latest Intelligence for October 2016

Odinaff: New Trojan used in high level financial attacks

Multiple banks attacked by Carbanak-linked group.Read More Continue reading Odinaff: New Trojan used in high level financial attacks

SWIFT Confirms Banks Still Being Targeted, Announces Mitigation Tool

SWIFT’s chief information security officer said Wednesday that the cooperative is still seeing cases in which its customers’ environments have been compromised. Continue reading SWIFT Confirms Banks Still Being Targeted, Announces Mitigation Tool