
<p>Shawn Ballesty of All Mounting and Diecutting Services in Sydney saw $18,000 vanish from his business' bank account after malicious software infected the company's computers. Photo: James Brickwood</p><p>At first, Shawn Ballesty thought the delay in his rent payment arriving in the landlord's account was normal.</p><p>Then the landlord rang again: "Hey mate, your rent wasn't paid," Ballesty recalls his landlord saying, knowing he made the online transfer himself.</p><p>"So I thought, I'll send it again, just in case, then sort it out with the bank."</p><p><a href="http://www.watoday.com.au/it-pro/security-it/who-is-winning-the-war-on-cybercrime-20130715-hv0w7.html">Keep reading...</a></p>