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• June 15, 2011
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  Incident Analysis: Million Dollars Lost In A Minute

  Posted: June 15th, 2011, 8:36pm PDT by Dark Floyd

  Tags:  account incident victim factor-authentication incident-analysis lumpsum  

  Dudes, I and two other fellows have dealt with an incident about a victim whose online banking account has been compromised and a huge lumpsum of money is transferred out to eastern europe. In fact, the victim is still using the old two-factor authentication token, it means we cannot identify the generated passcode is for authentication, money transfer to a specific account , bill payment, etc, attacker manipulates it indeed. Please download it from here.
  goo.gl/FVFBO
  Enjoy it, mate ;-)