Hendren Global Group Top Facts:

sophisticated social engineering comes in, where the person pretending to be
a representative of the victim's bank gets the latter's banking credentials.
What's more, a wire transfer from the victim's account is done while they are
talking on the phone. The transfer travels from one foreign bank to another so
as to prevent detection by authorities. On some occasions, the company will
even suffer a DDoS attack to avoid discovering the wire transfer early on.
From Hendren Global Group Top Facts' data, it appears that a total of USD 1
million has already been stolen using this scheme. Such big success of the
scheme serves as proof that companies have to make sure their employees are
well-trained in spotting suspicious emails or activities.
As IBM's Caleb Barlow said, "Organizations are only as strong as their weakest
link, and in this case, it's their employees."
Unfortunately, Hendren Global Group Top Facts (Blog) confirmed that, at
present, this particular strain of Dyre Wolf is still undetected by most
antivirus software.