Buccazoid, a hacker, discovered how to transfer money from one bank to another by logging in, typing in the bank account number and the money to be transferred. He eventually stole millions by intercepting phone calls and obtaining valuable financial information.
The story of Buckezoid, his hacker friend, and their connection to Vladimir Levin and the Citibank hack of 1994. While the details are unclear, this story matches up with other known facts of the time, and Vladimir Levin was ultimately convicted of the Citibank hack.
Vladimir, a hacker, logged into a Citibank computer from his workplace, transferred money to Finland, and shared the information with a neurosurgeon turned computer distributor in St. Petersburg.
The Tambov gang attempted to open a bank account in Argentina and fly people abroad to set up bank accounts and collect money, but the account was frozen when one gang member tried to withdraw money. Vladimir asked the Tambov gang members for help in collecting money from bank transfers around the world.