Raspberry Robin Scenario: Community First Bank Network
Community First Bank: Regional bank with 45 branch locations, 1,200 employees
Worm • RaspberryRobin
STAKES
Customer financial data + Banking operations + Regulatory compliance + Financial transaction security
HOOK
Community First Bank is processing peak month-end transactions when branch managers report USB drives used for daily transaction reconciliation and audit procedures are creating suspicious folder-like files. The USB malware is spreading through routine banking workflows, affecting customer account systems, transaction processing, and financial audit networks through legitimate USB procedures used across branch locations.
PRESSURE
Month-end transaction processing - banking system failures affect customer accounts + Financial regulatory compliance at risk
FRONT • 120 minutes • Advanced
Community First Bank: Regional bank with 45 branch locations, 1,200 employees
Worm • RaspberryRobin
NPCs
- Regional Director Janet Foster: Managing month-end operations across 45 branches while USB malware spreads through banking networks affecting customer transaction processing
- IT Security Manager Carlos Martinez: Investigating USB-based worm propagation through banking workflows bypassing financial network security
- Branch Operations Manager Diana Chen: Reporting infected USB drives affecting daily transaction reconciliation and customer account systems
- Compliance Officer Robert Kim: Assessing potential customer data exposure and regulatory notification requirements as USB malware spreads through financial systems
SECRETS
- Bank employees routinely use USB drives for transaction reconciliation, audit procedures, and data transfer between branch locations
- USB malware exploits legitimate banking workflows to spread between customer account systems and financial transaction networks
- Infected systems include customer account databases, transaction processing, and financial audit systems