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Wall Street and Beijing fight fallout of ransomware attack on China’s biggest bank

New York arm of ICBC proposed using a USB stick to transmit data after its systems were compromised
The Chinese foreign ministry said ICBC had done a good job in handling the attack on its financial services arm

Wall Street traders and brokers are scrambling to minimise the fallout from a ransomware attack on China’s biggest bank, which disrupted trading in the $25tn market for US Treasuries.

The attack on a New York unit of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, first revealed by the Financial Times on Thursday, has exposed vulnerabilities in the Treasury market, the world’s biggest and most liquid, which underpins asset prices around the globe.

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