Britain’s HSBC back online after cyber attack


Up and running: British bank HSBC said Jan 30 that its Internet and mobile banking services were fully up and running again after it was hit by a cyber-attack. — Reuters

LONDON: British bank HSBC said Jan 30 that its Internet and mobile banking services were fully up and running again after it was hit by a cyber-attack.

“HSBC internet and mobile banking are now fully recovered. Thanks for your patience and again we apologise for the disruption,” the bank said on Twitter.

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