Wednesday, 27 April 2016
Concerns about SWIFT
The international payments-messaging system SWIFT, used by 11,000 banks, issued a mandatory software upgrade to users of its Alliance Access interface, as concern deepened about cyber-attacks on the banking system. The non-profit body said criminals were using malicious software to disguise fraudulent transactions. In February cyber-criminals stole $81m from Bangladesh’s central bank—one of the biggest heists in history.
Labels:
cyber attacks,
hacking,
malware,
Security,
SWIFT