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The charges involve many crimes, including running illegal internet casinos, handling the proceeds of other criminal activity, hacking into the computers of business rivals, and manipulating stock prices. The simplest scam was using the stolen data as a source of victims. The alleged fraudsters would cold-call these people and pressure them to buy near-worthless shares. The price of these thinly traded securities would then rise, enabling the fraudsters (who bought them first) to make an easy profit. Mr Shalon, according to the indictment, told an accomplice that getting the customers of the hacked companies to buy the dodgy shares was "like drinking vodka in Russia". Such "pump and dump" scams are as old as securities exchanges themselves. But the internet enables criminals to carry out such crimes at a scale and speed never before seen. It also makes cross-border crime far easier. The alleged fraudsters used, among other computers, a server in Egypt, rented under a pseudonym, plus computers in South Africa and Brazil.
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But has been compromised 24 hours a day beginning last Friday. Because the holiday shopping season has already begun, Chase bank would obviously not willingly allow their online banking to stay down for such an extended period of time. The duration of the outage is near-proof of the cyber attack. If you have a account, try logging in to right now and see if the site comes up for you. Why would cyber attacks target Chase? There are all sorts of reasons, and it depends on who is doing the attacking. If a foreign government is behind the attack -- such as North Korea, China or Russia -- they might be trying to disrupt the U. economy by compromising one of America's banking giants. If this were the case, I would expect to see more of a coordinated attack targeting multiple banks at once. If more traditional hackers are behind it, they might be trying to steal account emails and passwords again, just like they did earlier this year. But this sort of hack wouldn't normally involve the website being down for such an extended period of time.
The report also warns about the danger of downloading third-party mobile applications. "Third party apps pose a security threat to users who enable the installation of apps from unverified sources. These unverified packages may carry malware that would be installed on a device without the user's permission or knowledge, " it said. Hackers often lure users with malware disguised as free games or pornography. One new Trojan, masked as a tic-tac-toe application, covertly steals user data and email correspondence after installation. "Such seemingly innocuous apps like tic-tac-toe give cybercriminals access to a vast amount of both personal and corporate data, " Anton Kivva, a Kaspersky Lab cyber security expert, told MR7. Cybercriminals most frequently targeted those in Russia, but also waged attacks on users in Ukraine, Spain, the United Kingdom, Vietnam, Malaysia, Germany, India and France, the survey found. Over 50 percent of the attacks were registered in Russia. However, the study points out that this could be because more Russians granted Kaspersky permission to track their statistics.
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All this makes me seriously question whether anybody's money is safe with Chase bank. What if Chase really suffers a catastrophic outage and loses account balances? What if the attack is sustained and continues for another week, or even another month? Maybe they'll fix the website today, but how can they stop it from going down again? My advice to all Natural News readers is that if you do bank with Chase, you may want to consider diversifying your accounts to other banks as soon as possible. Having all your eggs in one bank, so to speak, could be extremely risky in an era when hackers can successfully take an entire banking system offline for days at a time. Receive Our Free Email Newsletter Get independent news alerts on natural cures, food lab tests, cannabis medicine, science, robotics, drones, privacy and more. About the author: Mike Adams (aka the " Health Ranger ") is a best selling author (#1 best selling science book on) and a globally recognized scientific researcher in clean foods.
The popularity of mobile payment services in Russia may also be at play. Such payments allow users to pay for services by sending premium SMSs, providing an avenue for hackers to exploit, according to the study. Hackers use the apps to manipulate victims' devices into sending premium SMSs meanwhile taking a cut of the profits from affiliate criminal companies on the receiving end of the messages. Experts explain that mobile attacks are growing and evolving as cybercriminals adapt to rising mobile internet use. "During the past few years we have witnessed the rise of mobile cyber threats which have become more complex and intelligent enough to target specific entities. With the mobile market growing exponentially, it is clearer that these threats are mutating to include new attack vectors allowing the exploitation of personal smart devices, " said Madan Oberoi, director of Cyber Innovation & Outreach at Interpol.