Russian, Romanian Banks Targeted by Carbanak/Cobalt/FIN7 Group again

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Publicated : 10/12/2024   Category : security


Who is The Fin7 Group?

The Fin7 group, also known as the Cobalt Group, is a notorious cybercrime gang that has been responsible for numerous financial cyber attacks in recent years.

How do they Target Russian and Romanian Banks?

The Fin7 group uses sophisticated hacking techniques to target banks in Russia and Romania. They often use phishing emails to gain access to the banks systems.

What are Their New Attacks?

In their latest attacks, the Fin7 group has targeted Russian and Romanian banks once again. They have been using new malware and tactics to steal sensitive financial information.

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How Does the Fin7 Group Operate?

The Fin7 group operates by sending out phishing emails to bank employees. Once an employee clicks on a malicious link or attachment, the group is able to infiltrate the banks network.

What is the Motivation Behind Their Attacks?

The Fin7 groups main motivation is financial gain. They aim to steal large sums of money from banks and financial institutions in order to fund their criminal activities.

How Can Banks Protect Themselves Against Fin7?

Banks can protect themselves against Fin7 by implementing robust cybersecurity measures, educating employees about cyber threats, and regularly conducting security audits.


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