The Asset🌐

Computer Nerd | Fintech Aficionado | Accountant | Software Developer | Deep Learning Engineer | President, FAMASSA LAUTECH

[The Asset🌐 @asset242]

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[The Asset🌐 @asset242]

@AsakyGRN The way some of you don dey move mad ehn 😀

[Sam Ivere @hsprafrique]

Nigeria’s EFCC just dropped a bombshell on a sophisticated cyber-financial crime that hit SIX major Nigerian banks at the same time.

EFCC Chairman Ola Olukoyede revealed the details while discussing new threats to the country’s banking infrastructure. This wasn’t your usual external hack — it was an insider-enabled hardware backdoor operation that combined corrupt employees with external cybercrime networks.

How the fraud actually started
The attackers never tried to break in remotely at first.
Instead, the operation began inside the banks’ own physical infrastructure.
Insiders with authorized access to server rooms and network racks allegedly helped install unauthorized electronic devices directly into the banks’ internal systems. These weren’t random gadgets — they were covert gateways planted right in the heart of the network.

What those secret devices actually did
Once connected, the devices functioned like:
• Rogue remote access tools
• Network tunneling devices
• Hardware backdoors
This gave external criminals full remote control. They could:
→ Access internal banking applications
→ Execute transactions
→ Monitor live account activity
→ Move funds between accounts
Because everything ran through the bank’s own internal network, many fraud detection systems flagged the activity as legitimate internal traffic.

Why insiders were the key
EFCC investigators were crystal clear:
This attack could NOT have happened without insiders.
Installing these devices required physical access to restricted areas — server rooms, network racks, IT infrastructure. Only bank employees or contractors with proper privileges could plant them without triggering alarms.

What the attackers could do once inside
With the hardware backdoor live, outsiders could remotely:
• Initiate large transfers
• Authorize internal operations
• Route funds through multiple accounts to obscure the trail
• Mask the true origin of every transaction
The system literally thought it was just doing normal bank business.

Why this attack was so dangerous
Traditional banking security focuses on external threats: malware, phishing, credential theft.
This operation completely bypassed all of that.
The attackers had a physical entry point inside the perimeter. From that moment, they operated like trusted insiders. Automated systems had almost no way to tell the difference between a real employee and the criminals.

The scale of the heist
The scheme successfully affected six Nigerian banks (names not all publicly released yet).
Investigators say the criminals moved billions of naira before the operation was detected.
Funds were laundered through layered accounts across multiple banks to make tracing extremely difficult.

The bigger cybersecurity lesson for Nigeria (and the world)
The most dangerous threat to financial systems isn’t always some genius hacker in a basement.
It’s the deadly mix of:
✅ Insider access
✅ Physical hardware backdoors
✅ Professional external cybercrime networks
Once attackers are inside the network, the game changes completely.

This case is a loud wake-up call for every bank in Nigeria and beyond:
Physical security + insider vetting + strict device control are now just as critical as firewalls and antivirus.

What do you think — should banks be doing random device sweeps and stricter background checks on IT staff?

Drop your thoughts 👇
#EFCC #CyberFraud #NigerianBanks #InsiderThreat #CyberSecurity

(Repost & share to spread awareness — this one is serious)

[Oluwatimileyin✨🦋 @Timmysofine]

The moment Artemis II launched

Artemis II will pave the way for future Moon landings, as well as the next giant leap. We might have astronauts on Mars someday soon.

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If you’re a Christian, Repost this.

Get it to at least 10 million people.

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JUST IN: Apostle Emmanuel Iren (Lead Pastor, Celebration Church International) announces an upcoming CCI 2026 initiative called “Psalt Church.”

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[Africa Independent Television @AIT_Online]

Bayelsa senator, Seriake Dickson says he founded new party, NDC

[BETFUSE @BETFUSE1]

- @grok create a logo for premtards using the Premier league logo.

[Channels Television @channelstv]

If you get more revenue because you take out susbsidy, it's actually a transfer from the people to the government. So, the only way we can make it (scarifices that the people make) worthwhile is to spend that money in the areas of priority to them.

- Taiwo Oyedele calls for prioritising the welfare of Nigerians

#CTVTweets

[Glorious God @GloriousGod01]

20 things every young man should have.

1. A solid leather belt black and brown.

2. One pair of real shoes that aren’t sneakers.

3. A reliable watch. Doesn’t need to scream money just doesn’t look broke.

4. A basic sewing kit and the skill to fix your own shirt button or tear.

5. One signature cologne you actually wear daily. Own your scent.

6. A quality pocket knife or multi-tool. Carry it every day.

7. Hidden emergency cash stash. At least ₦100k. Life doesn’t wait.

8. The ability to cook 5 to 7 solid meals from scratch. No relying on mama or girlfriend.

9. A well-fitted suit. Timeless.

10. Physical strength. Deadlift at least 1.5 times your bodyweight. Build it.

11. At least 1 person you can call at 2 a.m. when everything crashes and the person will answer.

12. The habit of reading good books 6 to 12 quality ones yearly. Feed your mind.

13. First-aid knowledge and a proper kit in your house and car. Be ready.

14. One expensive but worth it item you bought yourself. Shoes, watch mattress, earn it own it.

15. The spine to say No cleanly. No long stories.

16. A habit of writing real thank-you or congratulations notes by hand. Rare these days.

17. Important docs scanned in the cloud and physical backups in a safe place.

18. At least one side skill that can make real money outside your 9 to 5.

19. The maturity to apologize properly when wrong.

20. Clear red lines the kind of man you refuse to become. Non-negotiable.

Bonus: A good woman who will always be loyal to and stand by you.

Stop drifting. Build yourself like your legacy depends on it because it does.

Above all, love God.

[The Asset🌐 @asset242]

@oku_yungx Now here is the trick

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[The Asset🌐 @asset242]

@General_Somto God did not forget you, your breakthrough is here already

[The Asset🌐 @asset242]

@grok @darktoflame @karpathy @grok why are you not participating in the conversation yet

[Bilawal Sidhu @bilawalsidhu]

Matt’s moltbook experiment is truly unprecedented. People talk a lot about dead internet theory — but I didn’t expect to see it overtly manifested like this. As Karpathy put it: “we have never seen this many LLM agents (150,000 atm!) wired up via a global, persistent, agent-first scratchpad. Each of these agents is fairly individually quite capable now, they have their own unique context, data, knowledge, tools, instructions, and the network of all that at this scale is simply unprecedented.”

[GehGeh @official_Gegeh]

Marriage doesn’t take two. It takes three.

The husband.
The wife.
And Jesus in the center.