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Bank hit by network compromise

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Bank A suffered a compromise in February 2022 that gave UNC2891 persistent access to more than 30 systems, making the intrusion materially larger than a single-host breach. The foothold mattered because it supported continued control inside the bank environment and increased the risk of follow-on fraud activity. The event was one segment of a wider ATM-fraud operation, but the incident itself was a concrete victim-focused compromise.

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Timeline

  1. 20.11.2025 18:00 2 articles · 6mo ago

    UNC2891 compromise of Bank A disclosed

    Initial Disclosure

    Group-IB disclosed that UNC2891 ran a multi-year ATM fraud campaign against two Indonesian banks, including a February 2022 compromise at Bank A that affected over 30 systems and left the threat group with a persistent presence inside the bank environment. The same report linked additional activity to Bank B in November 2023 and Bank A again in July 2024 through shared STEELCORGI packing and cryptographic keys.

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