The FBI on Monday announced the arrest of 74 people across three continents for hijacking bank transfers using email fraud.

Perpetrators dress up like repair technicians and then use malware to get the ATM to eject thousands of dollars of cash.

The affidavit, filed by a U.S. Secret Service explains that hackers compromised computers attached to 123 percent of the city's 187 cameras with a broader plot to use those computers for a phishing campaign.

Agencies like the FBI, Secret Service and NSA have limited visibility into programs that are not developed or somehow customized internally for use by White House staff.

The U.S. Secret Service's IT is in disarray, and security and access controls are so poor that sensitive information is at risk to potentially malicious insiders, according to independent auditors.