Malware suspected in BB heist: officials
Investigators suspect unknown hackers installed malware in the Bangladesh central bank’s computer systems and watched, probably for weeks, for how to go about withdrawing money from its U.S. account, two bank officials briefed on the matter said on Friday.
More than a month after hackers breached Bangladesh Bank’s systems and attempted to steal nearly $1 billion from its account at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, cyber security experts are trying to find out how the hackers got in.
FireEye Inc’s Mandiant forensics division is helping investigate the cyber heist, which netted 
SWIFT working with BB after hack
The SWIFT bank messaging service said in a statement on Friday that it was working with Bangladesh's central bank "to resolve an internal operational issue at the central bank."
It added that "SWIFT's core messaging services were not impacted by the issue and continued to work as normal."
A SWIFT spokeswoman declined to elaborate on the brief statement, which was issued in the wake of a massive cyber heist at Bangladesh's central bank.
It added that "SWIFT's core messaging services were not impacted by the issue and continued to work as normal."
A SWIFT spokeswoman declined to elaborate on the brief statement, which was issued in the wake of a massive cyber heist at Bangladesh's central bank.
Bangladesh urges UK to allow garment imports
Bangladesh clothing exports to Europe jumped 24 percent in 2015, with the UK being the EU’s second biggest garment export destination for the country after Germany. But the government of the UK has banned imported clothing from Bangladesh due to its concern that there is a lack 
of proper security measures at the Bangladesh Airport in Dhaka.
Now the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association is calling on its government to take the necessary steps to ensure that the ban on air cargo from Dhaka is lifted, soon. ...
of proper security measures at the Bangladesh Airport in Dhaka.
Now the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association is calling on its government to take the necessary steps to ensure that the ban on air cargo from Dhaka is lifted, soon. ...
IBBL Service Center at Banosree
Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited opened service center ‘Seba Ghor’ at South Banosree, Dhaka on March 12, 2016. Engr. Md. Eskander Ali Khan, Chairman, Executive Committee, inaugurated the center as chief guest while Muhammad Abul Bashar, Deputy Managing Director, was present as the special guest.
Presided over by Md. Mosharraf Hossain, Executive Vice President, the program was attended by Md. Kamaluddin Jasim, Senior Vice President, Md. Nasir Uddin, Vice President of Islami 
Bank, Shamsul Alam Bhuiyan, formar president of local...
Bank, Shamsul Alam Bhuiyan, formar president of local...
BATB Head of HR gets Brand Forum award
Rumana Rahman, Head of HR of British American Tobacco Bangladesh (BATB) received the ‘Inspiring Women Leader’ award by Bangladesh Brand Forum on a special day ‘International 
Women’s Day 2016.
Sanjana Zerin, Territory Officer, Marketing received the ‘Aspiring women leader’ award while Amun Mustafiz, Senior Corporate Finance Manager received honorary ‘Progressing Women Leader’ award.
Women’s Day 2016.
Sanjana Zerin, Territory Officer, Marketing received the ‘Aspiring women leader’ award while Amun Mustafiz, Senior Corporate Finance Manager received honorary ‘Progressing Women Leader’ award.
Criminals in BB heist likely studied bank’s inner workings
The perpetrators of a $100 million digital heist at Bangladesh’s central bank had deep knowledge of the institution’s internal workings, likely gained by spying on bank workers, security experts said.
Unknown hackers breached Bangladesh Bank in early February, stole credentials for payment transfers and then ordered transfers out of a Federal Reserve Bank of New York account held by Bangladesh Bank (BB), according to Bangladesh Bank officials.
Bangladesh government officials blamed the Fed for the attack when they disclosed the loss. The New York Fed responded on Tuesday saying there was no evidence its systems were compromised in the attack, one of the biggest bank thefts in history.
The Fed said it followed normal procedures when responding to requests that appeared to be
