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U.S., EU Officials Stop $100 Million Cyberattack

Global crime ring developed malware to steal banking login details, then initiate wire transfers from thousands of businesses.

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U.S. and European law enforcement officials said on Thursday that they had dismantled a global organized cybercrime network, which used malware to steal banking login details in an attempt to pocket about $100 million from thousands of businesses.

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