Banks put your money on insecure computers: at least $100m stolen recently via malware sending SWIFT messages: http://money.cnn.com/2016/08/31/technology/swift-bank-hacks/index.html …
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@CNNMoney maybe they should write some code to reverse transactions rather than involve law enforcement#ethereum2 replies 0 retweets 0 likes -
and 90% of the fraudulent transactions were stopped by the NY Fed.
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so similar to how the crypto exchanges were able to freeze the RHG funds until they were cleared.
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attempted heist of nearly $1bn was reduced to $81m, mostly by NYFed stopping transactions.
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Why did the Bangladesh bank have nearly $1B in its current account? like.. who does that??
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Replying to @eiaine @Frances_Coppola
. the hackers sent withdrawal requests to the central bank's account with the New York fed.
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Right, why does a tiny country with $150B GDP have $1B in a fed account? total deposits ~$500B
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90% of the transactions were blocked by the NY Fed without explanation.
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10% false negative rate...I wonder with the resulting worries what the false positive rate is now?
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It was a total fluke that hack was noticed at all. 100% true positive failhttp://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/cyber-heist-federal/ …
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