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Russian hackers steal $1 million from Swedish bank · 2007-01-23 16:09
Russian hackers managed to deprive Swedish bank Nordea of $1.1 million, MOSnews reported.
Over the last 15 months, Nordea customers have
been targeted by e-mails containing a tailor-made Trojan. According to the bank, users were redirected to a false home page, where they entered important log-in information, including log-in numbers.
Criminals then used the customer details on the real Nordea Web site to take money from customer accounts.
Swedish police have established that the log-in information was sent to servers in the US, and then to Russia. Russian-organized criminals are believed to be behind the attacks. Currently, 121 people are suspected of being involved.
Nordea has two million Internet banking customers in Sweden. " We lost approximately seven to eight million krona (up to US$1.1 million)," said Boo Ehlin, Nordea spokesman for Sweden.
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