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The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, the world's largest bank, was forced to handle trades via USB stick after a ransomware attack. The attack led to the closure of thousands of bank accounts in the UK with no explanation. The EU Parliament's approval of the EU Digital ID and discussion of the next step, a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), is also highlighted.
After a surprise cyberattack, the world's largest bank had to shuffle a USB stick around Manhattan to do business. https://t.co/TzSDMtvz59
RETVRN World’s Biggest Bank Forced to Trade Via USB Stick After Hack https://t.co/dfwFqhQNum
China's Largest Bank Forced to Settle Trades by USB Stick After Ransomware Attack https://t.co/cZ1F1Qk1rf https://t.co/lSp8Xv2oCE
The world’s biggest bank, the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, has to now trade via USB stick after cyber attack yesterday, per Bloomberg.
Cyber Attack Forces World's Biggest Bank to Trade via USB Stick https://t.co/Ne9g9ROCkL
The bank apparently had to resort to couriering information directly to traders by USB stick following the #ransomware attack: https://t.co/BRGOfH2FD2
World’s biggest bank forced to trade via USB stick after hack https://t.co/kdbXMv8hKE
A hack left the world's biggest bank forced to handle trades via USB stick https://t.co/57QkmqGRuQ
A hack left the world's biggest bank forced to handle trades via USB stick https://t.co/J5mAmAjZHa
Largest US Bank Refuses to Take Customer's Account UK closes thousands of bank accounts of individuals and small businesses with NO explanation and EU Parliament approves EU Digital ID and brags about the next step — CBDC. https://t.co/jjQk5F8pIi