A cellular flaw Allowed hackers to drain victims bank accounts by intercepting two-factor authentication code sent by banks to their customers and redirecting it to themselves.
White hat hackers demonstrated how cybercriminals could exploit this flaw to take control of victims bitcoin walllets.

https://thehackernews.com/2017/09/hacking-bitcoin-wallets.html

I found it interesting that Saudi Arabia's worst cyber attack was against Saudi Aramco, the worlds largest oil company. It was hit with the Shamoon virus in 2012. What makes this so interesting is earlier this year, there was an alert that was put out about the Shamoon virus after the Labor industry had been attacked and a chemical firm had reported a network disruption. Its probably a good thing that Saudi Arabia has set up a new authority for cyber security. Its called The National Authority for Cyber Security. 


http://www.reuters.com/article/us-saudi-cyber-security/saudi-arabia-sets-up-new-authority-for-cyber-security-idUSKBN1D13HS



 

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