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China's biggest lender ICBC hit by ransomware attack

  • ICBC, the world's largest lender by assets, experienced a ransomware attack that disrupted certain systems. The bank responded by isolating the impacted systems and conducting a thorough investigation with the support of information security experts.
  • Market participants reported that trades going through ICBC were not settled due to the attack, potentially affecting market liquidity and the outcome of a bond auction. This incident raises questions about market participants' cybersecurity controls and may draw regulatory scrutiny.
  • The cybercrime group Lockbit is believed to be responsible for the attack, although they have not mentioned ICBC as a victim on their dark web site. Ransomware attacks have increased in recent years, and U.S. Authorities are working on curtailing the funding routes of such gangs.
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The U.S. financial services division of Chinese bank ICBC was hit Friday by a ransomware cyberattack that allegedly disrupted transactions in U.S. Treasury securities, CNBC reports.

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BleepingComputer broke the news in on Thursday, November 9, 2023.
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