Employee gets $920 for credentials used in $140M bank heist in Brazil

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duxup · 10h ago

It's always interesting how it is possible to find someone who is the most exposed / takes the biggest risk on something like this. Presumably they didn't think they were at risk, but if everyone else in the game is anonymous-ish ... of course they're happy to take risks you would not.

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Employee gets $920 for credentials used in $140M bank heist in Brazil

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