Redbanc

Redbanc is a Chilean interbank network that provides financial services to its customers. The company's headquarters is located in Chile, and it operates primarily in the Latin American region. Redbanc's primary function is to facilitate financial transactions between banks and other financial institutions, enabling the efficient exchange of funds and information.

In December 2018, Redbanc was the target of a cyber intrusion linked to the Lazarus Group, a North Korean-affiliated advanced persistent threat (APT) group. The attackers deployed the PowerRatankba malware, a toolkit associated with the Lazarus Group, onto Redbanc's corporate network without detection by antivirus software. The attack was financially motivated, targeting financial institutions in Latin America. Despite the intrusion, Redbanc was able to mitigate the threat, ensuring no impact on their operations, services, or infrastructure.

Redbanc's official website is located at https://www.redbanc.cl/, providing customers with access to information about the company's services and operations. The company operates in the financial services sector, which is classified under the NAICS industry code 52. Redbanc's industry classification is also categorized as financial-services under the STIX industry classification system.

Redbanc's primary name is confirmed to be "Redbanc", and it is the only known alias for the organization. The company's headquarters location is confirmed to be in Chile, which is represented by the ISO-3166 country code "CL".