Friday, 13 May 2016
Investigators looking into the hacks on the Bangladesh Bank and wider SWIFT network of financial institutions have said that some of the evidence found so far suggests that some software found in the Sony hack investigation was also found on the bank’s systems. According to Reuters, security researchers from BAE Systems looking into the attack say that the malware found has “the same unique characteristics” as software identified by an earlier security project looking at a number of different hacks, including the leaking of Sony’s internal documents at the end of 2014. That hack cost millions to clean up and directly led the company to cancel the theatre…
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