Hacker fight Rp 173 million from an ATM machine in 2 Hours
Hacker fight Rp 173 million from an ATM machine in 2 Hours - Currently, the banking security feature, particularly via the Internet, became one of the main concerns. Quite often it becomes an easy target for hackers.Thus, the company began providing security features to ensure the safety of its customers. On the other hand, the hackers are always finding more powerful way to break into the security systems of banking.
One of them happened recently in Japan. Latest news mentioning hacker managed to break into the US $ 12.7 million, or approximately USD 173 million from a cash machine in just two hours.
At present, the investigation is carried out. However, so far estimated hackers using cloned credit cards to break into the ATM machine.
Quoted from Ubergizmo, Tuesday (24/05/2016), local police estimated the hackers to steal data from the South African bank and use it to print approximately 1,600 fake credit cards.
The card was then used to withdraw money in the maximum amount, namely 100,000 yen made up 14 thousand transactions. The police suspect there are about 100 people involved in this theft.
Authorities in Japan and South Africa have been called to coordinate with the International Police Organization to find those responsible for the incident.
The perpetrators allegedly using a skimmer to steal credit card data from before memperbanyaknya to theft.
One of the astounding facts of this case are the people who are in South African bank data stolen are never visited Japan.
Previously, cases of theft by hackers had happened to the Sentra Bangladesh Bank some time ago. Burglars stole about US $ 81 million or around Rp 1.06 trillion through a series of transfers at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
After the incident, the Governor of the Central Bank of Bangladesh, Atiur Rahman resigned. Bangladesh itself immediately assembled a team of experts who believe the cyber break-ins through cyberspace can be done.
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