Odinaff hacker group targeting banks with fraudulent Swift messages, warns Symantec
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CYBERSECURITY firm Symantec Corp said on Tuesday that a second hacking group has sought to rob banks using fraudulent Swift messages, the same approach that yielded US$81 million in the high profile February attack on Bangladesh's central bank.
Symantec said that a group dubbed Odinaff has infected 10 to 20 organisations with malware that can be used to hide fraudulent transfer requests made over Swift, the messaging system that is a lynchpin of the global financial system.
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