Small businesses in America in 2009, was robbed by hackers in the amount of $ 25 million

Representative of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation reported that in mid-2009, computer hackers were able to withdraw from the accounts of small businesses in the U.S. about 25 million U.S. dollars. Now, part of the robbed entrepreneurs claim that the U.S. government and banks are obliged to protect them from this type of robbery. The total amount of money lost through fraud in online banking in the third quarter of 2009 was $ 120 million. Typically, the money were taken from personal accounts as a result of their owner lured to a malicious Web site, resulting in out of the PC installed Trojan horse software that detects passwords to bank accounts. After that, rent money is not a problem: the criminals used a system of automated clearing house (Automated Clearing House, ACH), which banks use to handle transfers between organizations. Unfortunately, that small businesses often fall under this kind of robbery, because he can not afford to install additional protections on their PCs.