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Finastra Data Breach: 400GB Banking Data on Sale in Dark Web

  • Last updated November 26, 2024
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New York, NY –20- November 2024 – Finastra breach exposes 400GB of banking data, now on sale in the dark web. The incident raises critical concerns for global financial institutions.

Fintech giant Finastra is investigating a major data breach that has resulted in 400GB of sensitive banking data being offered for sale on the dark web. The breach, which potentially impacts thousands of global financial institutions, highlights a critical vulnerability in the company’s data security practices.

The stolen data, which includes customer account details, transaction logs, and proprietary banking software configurations, was discovered by cybersecurity researchers on a prominent dark web forum. Threat actors claim the data is available for sale in batches, with starting bids at $50,000.

Finastra, serving over 8,600 financial institutions globally, confirmed the incident and stated that they are collaborating with cybersecurity experts and law enforcement agencies. Affected institutions include banks in the United States, Canada, and Europe, with severe implications for financial stability and customer trust.

A recent report on data breaches in financial services revealed a 67% rise in targeted attacks on fintech companies, emphasizing the urgent need for robust cyber defenses.

As investigations continue, Finastra has advised clients to monitor account activities and implement stricter access controls. This breach serves as a wake-up call for the industry to prioritize proactive measures against ever-evolving cyber threats.


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