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	In a statement, the association said a preliminary test showed that all member banks had the right system in place to reduce risks and increase security against malware.&nbsp;</div>
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	It also urged the general public to have confidence in Thai banking services.&nbsp;</div>
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	The statement was issued after malware was installed in GSB&#39;s ATMs, allowing hackers to steal Bt12 million from the state-owned bank.&nbsp;</div>
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	GSB is not a member of TBA.&nbsp;</div>
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