Sri Lankan Finance Ministry Hacked for $2.5 Million, Opposition Warns of Distrust

Hackers have stolen $2.5 million from the Sri Lankan finance ministry. Following this incident, the country's joint opposition has warned that public trust in banks could be eroded.

23 Apr, 09:12 — 23 Apr, 09:12

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Hacking of USD 2.5 million – Public could lose trust on banks: Joint opposition - Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

Hacking of USD 2.5 million – Public could lose trust on banks: Joint opposition Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

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First report: daily-mirror-lk · 23 Apr, 09:12|Full coverage: 2 · 17h|Window: 17h

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Hacking of USD 2.5 million – Public could lose trust on banks: Joint opposition - Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

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Times of India24 Apr, 02:12Latest update

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Sri Lankan Finance Ministry Hacked for $2.5 Million, Opposition Warns of Distrust

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Hacking of USD 2.5 million – Public could lose trust on banks: Joint opposition - Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

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Hacking of USD 2.5 million – Public could lose trust on banks: Joint opposition - Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

Hackers steal $2.5m from Lankan finance ministry

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