Sunday, February 8, 2026

oklabankers

Info on DDoS attacks

The FBI released a FBI Liaison Alert System (FLASH) Message today, containing information on recent DDoS attacks. The contents of the FLASH Message is listed below: SUMMARY (U) Since September 2012, US financial institutions have been under coordinated and timed DDoS attacks. In total, 50 U.S. financial institutions have been targeted in over 200 separate DDoS attacks with varying effects. …

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Wire fraud reprise

To draw your attention to our Fraud Alerts when they are critical, we only send them when an issue is of a critical nature. We also have never repeated alerts. However, the level of wire fraud attempted and completed has risen to a level that now requires some repetition. Look at the July 7, 2012 Alert on wire/ACH fraud and, again, revisit your policies and …

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January 2013 Legal Briefs

Out of state, tribal and CFR court orders ATM notice relief Hot topics for 2013 from the FRB COPPA update Deposit insurance reminder Remittance transfers: a brief reprieve Religious headgear and compliance

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December 2012 Legal Briefs

Corporate Account Takovers ATMs and the ADA Q&As on Getting Rid of Customer Property Foreign Remittance Transfer Rule to Change – Again FDIC Guidance on the Scheduled End of Unlimited Deposit Coverage MRAPLA Disclosures Postponement Reg Z’s Exemption Threshold Goes Up Again

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DDOS attacks hitting banks

As DDOS (Distributed Denial of Service) attacks have continued to be leveled again banks nationwide, our FBI Cyber Division has asked we share the attached information with our Oklahoma bankers to help with understanding and increase awareness. We would recommend you review this downloadable information and share it with your IT personnel: • An 11-slide Powerpoint presentation in PDF format …

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October 2012 Legal Briefs

Reg Z, Late Fees and the Single Pay Note New Safe Deposit Law The Second Appraisal Proposed Homeownership Counseling Changes Tips for Reading the Proposals

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