Probe into cyberattack on three credit unions in Santa Fe over more than 100 million pesos
Judicial authorities are investigating a possible cyberattack against three credit unions located in Esperanza, Franck and San Carlos, in Santa Fe, which allegedly allowed more than 100 million pesos to be stolen from their bank accounts. The main hypothesis is a computer virus designed to access banking systems and make transfers without the account holders' consent. Investigators are trying to determine whether the three entities were attacked simultaneously and do not rule out further victims.
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- Three credit unions in Esperanza, Franck and San Carlos are investigating the disappearance of more than 100 million pesos from their bank accounts.
- The main hypothesis is a computer virus able to access banking systems and carry out unauthorized transfers.
- Investigators must determine whether the attack was simultaneous through a single operation or whether these were separate transactions.
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by La Capital. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.




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