MoneyGram blames 'cybersecurity issue' for ongoing days-long outage

MoneyGram Is Down and It Looks Like a Security Breach Might Have Happened — Details Explained

What happened to MoneyGram? In September 2024 the website was taken down due to mysterious cybersecurity issues. Here's what we know.

MoneyGram blames 'cybersecurity issue' for ongoing days-long outage

The world's second largest money transfer provider said it doesn't have a timeline for when its services will return following a cyberattack.

The world's second largest money transfer company, MoneyGram, blames an unspecified “cybersecurity issue” for an ongoing days-long outage affecting its users

Carly Page / TechCrunch: The world's second largest money transfer company, MoneyGram, blames an unspecified “cybersecurity issue” for an ongoing days-long outage affecting its users  —  U.S.-based money transfer giant MoneyGram has blamed an unspecified “cybersecurity issue” for an ongoing days-long outage affecting the company and its users.

Money transfer firm MoneyGram rushes to contain cyber attack

MoneyGram, a US-based financial services firm that enables users to transfer money, pay bills and trade in cryptocurrencies, has been forced to suspend services in the wake of an ongoing cyber security incident, the precise nature of which remains unclear. The issue appears to have begun sometime on Friday 20 September, when customers began to report problems, but it was at first identified as a simple network outage affecting connectivity. Foll…

MoneyGram Blames Cyber Attack for Ongoing IT Outage | Enterprise Tech News EM360Tech

MoneyGram Blames Cyber Attack for Ongoing IT Outage Published on 24/09/2024 05:09 PM ellis@em360tech.com Tue, 09/24/2024 - 16:48 MoneyGram has revealed that a cyber attack is behind the ongoing IT outages and lack of service it’s been dealing with since Friday.  In a post on X on Monday, the US-based money transfer giant said it had “identified a cybersecurity issue affecting certain of our [sic] systems.” The company previously said a …

A cyberattack on MoneyGram caused its service outage

American peer-to-peer payments and money transfer company MoneyGram confirmed that a cyberattack caused its service outage. American interstate and international peer-to-peer payments and money transfer company MoneyGram confirmed that its services are currently unavailable due to a cyberattack. On September 22, the company informed its customers that it was experiencing a network outage impacting connectivity to a number of our systems. The […]…