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Patelco? I bet their IT was outsourced to India.

Patelco kind of sucks. I have been a member for over 20 years. Still beats Wells Fargo or BofA.

I just moved all of mine, my wife’s and our business accounts to Navy Federal.

This is a significant and deeply concerning situation for everyone affected by the ransomware attack on Patelco Credit Union. It's a stark reminder of how vulnerable our digital systems can be. I completely agree that diversifying financial institutions and keeping some cash at home are prudent steps. It’s crucial for organizations to not only have strong cybersecurity measures but also a robust contingency plan to manage such crises. My thoughts go out to all the families facing disruptions and uncertainties. Let's hope Patelco can swiftly resolve this and restore their services.

Paragraph break............. no one reads your shit if they literally cannot read it. It's unreadable. I read one line and just say fuck this. Also respond to comments. You have in the past. What is the point of posting this shit here? Are you trying to keyword spam to get links back to your site? I don't get it.

Inside Job. I guess it's better than hiring the Rockefellers or Rothschilds to murder the account holders.
"Your money, or your life".

There is no bolus of money or value that you consign 'in trust' to third parties that is not immediately conspired against by psychopaths, political and otherwise, to steal it by degrees or wholesale. Why do you think all the dynastics keep treasure tunnels.

Banks hate Credit Unions.

AmericanKulak says

Banks hate Credit Unions.

Toyota hates Nissan. That's business. I think they're one in the same, but for some reason people are led to believe credit unions are better. Everyone gets their cut on the back end. I don't promote it, but this is why we have crypto. Think Office Space the movie. You can take pennies and make a ton of money if the revenue is there. Banks take a nickel or a dime. Credit unions take 2¢. They're still taking from you with what you earned.

TEN POUND BASS with his programming skills could have that system up and running in an hour. Just get someone to hold his beer.

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Follow the investigation procedures outlined in Regulation E to the letter . 'Nuff said. I'm shocked, SHOCKED I tell you, that Elena hadn't suggested this to the Credit Union.

Just got an email from Patelco

Dear XXXXXXX,

Today, we want to remind you to stay vigilant and alert to potential fraudster activity. Unfortunately, scammers (unrelated to the cyber attackers) may also try to take advantage of this situation and pretend to be from Patelco in order to access your information or funds. Please read on for important guidance and best practices to help protect your information.

5 things we'll never call (or text) and ask for:
your card PIN

your online banking password

the CVV (3 digits) on the back of your card

your full account (MICR) number

personal information, like how long you’ve been a Patelco member

We have an experienced fraud team that can assist you
If you have concerns that a phone call, email or text you receive is fraudulent, or a feeling that something just doesn’t sound right, please call us directly at 800.358.8228 x 5323 to talk with a fraud specialist (weekdays 8am-6:30pm and Saturdays 9am-2pm PT).

Tips to help you stay safe
1. Rely on our official channels only

our website at patelco.org, especially patelco.org/SecurityUpdate

emails from no-reply@patelco.org and no-reply@email.patelco.org

our official social media channels, including X/Twitter and Facebook, which you can find links for at the bottom of our official website

Don’t take direction or get information anywhere else. And remember, our dedicated Security Incident & Information Center at patelco.org/SecurityUpdate is regularly updated with the latest information.

2. Don’t send or move money to “protect it”
Fraudsters frequently pose as banks and credit unions and ask you to send them money – such as crypto, wire transfers, gift cards or money orders – so they can open a new account and “protect” your money.

This is always a scam – don’t respond to any requests to move money.

3. Don’t give out your online banking or card details
We will never ask you for private information like your online banking User ID and password, your card number / CVV / PIN, or other private account information.

If someone asks you for this, they are a scammer. Refer back to our blog post on this topic for more information.

4. Beware of offers for loans or special relief
Scammers will often use a difficult event – whether it’s a natural disaster or a cyberattack and then offer loans or special "help” — which will require you to give up your personal information. We won’t reach out to you and ask for this.

We will continue to post updates on the cybersecurity incident through our dedicated Security Incident & Information Center at patelco.org/SecurityUpdate. Please continue to visit this web page for the latest on our current operations.

Sincerely,

Erin Mendez

President & CEO

Patelco Credit Union

komputodo says

TEN POUND BASS with his programming skills could have that system up and running in an hour. Just get someone to hold his beer.

I could solve ransom wear issues very easily.
With Parallel Servers. My version of it, would have two OS on the same machine. Data is written to both simultaneously. The second server is not on the network and can't be seen even by the OS that is driving the server. The only way to access the other OS is by a separate hardware IO. The second OS would be write only. So any updates to the existing data, would be stored as batch scripts or written to audit table. Which would be sorted out in the emergency if/when ever needed. Sure it would be a lot of work to sort those scripts, and data entries out to verify that they weren't malicious as well.
The primary OS has no idea the secondary OS even exists, every write is done in real-time, not in batches. Also the second OS does not reside on the same disk as a separate partition. The baddies have no idea the OS exists. The only way to access it would be to plug a keyboard and monitor into the secondary OS ports in the back. There would not be any WSH commands to alter it or access it period.

The secondary OS does not execute anything without hardware input, and even then there is an audit screen second step to verify any executable.
Which Windows OS should have anyway. You should have to go to an administrator tool to verify and give permission to run for anything install on Windows.
It should have been that way for the last 25 years. But here we still are where some crummy Russian or Indian two oceans away are executing and installing shit on our Servers and Computers, and I garuanfuckintee ya, that Microsoft is licensing them the exploits to use. In the same way Bill Gates is creating viruses to unleash on humanity so he can sell the cure.