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Russian banks have been hacked last year. Transfer money to 339.5 million rubles.

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Russian banks have been hacked, linked to the SWIFT network, and transferred to a total of 339.5 million rubles.

Reported that hackers started hacking money from the bank. Since its inception in April 2016 SWIFT has confirmed that the SWIFT system has never been hacked, but has tried to force banks that are connected to the network to improve their security.

The Russian Federation Bank does not identify the bank, and SWIFT says it will not comment on any particular case.

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