Hackers Rob Town, 'Left Us Without One Cent,' Mexican Mayor Says Associated Press | |
go to original November 22, 2014 |
XALAPA, Mexico - Hackers left a small Mexican town penniless after breaking into its bank accounts and stealing more than US$500,000, officials said Friday.
The theft took place on Nov 11, when 33 transfers were made from six accounts that the eastern town of Ursulo Galvan had in the Mexican branch of Spain's Banco Santander, the town treasurer said.
"To state clearly, they left us without one cent," Mayor Cesar Dominguez told AFP.
Officials in the town of 26,000 blamed errors in the bank's security system.
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