A documentary film has been made in Hollywood about the story of Bangladesh Bank’s 8 million dollar reserve theft seven years ago and how more money was accidentally trapped by a typo by hackers. The documentary titled ‘Billion Dollar Heist’ is going to be released by Universal Pictures Home Entertainment.
The media of the technology sector, ‘The Verge’, stated that the documentary called ‘Billion Dollar Heist’ made on the incident of Bangladesh reserve theft in 2016 will be released on August 15. The documentary, whose trailer has already been released, reveals how serious the cyber attack was and why the world’s cyber security experts warned repeatedly.
Directed by Daniel Gordon, the documentary will show how hackers were able to use the ‘Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication’ banking system and illegally withdraw $101 million from Bangladesh Bank’s account at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. How the Bangladesh Bank heist Happened and Its Aftermath Motivates Hackers for Such Attacks.
Hollywood hits like Jurassic World, Memory, Halloween Kills, No Time to Die, Beast, and the latest Iran-Afghanistan film ‘Kandahar’ have come to Hollywood through Universal Pictures.
