SL Financial institutions taking massive hit.

I'm getting so much content and the market's getting so hot on this news I've had to start another post. Reports are that the attacks came in two waves, one in the morning and one in the afternoon.

Victims known to date:

1. LNL - Lindsay Druart: 3.2 million in deposits affected. LNL has recovered from the first attack. Recovery amounts are now detailed in the comments section.
2. SLIB - Tyrian Carmillo: Reporting no impact with no changes to operations. Security coding minimized damage and the CEO reported the only real loss was time verifying the attacks failed.
3. Royal Bank - Christopher Whitfield: Managed to recover the impact of the first attack from Linden Labs, second attack is still pending. Estimated impact still remaining $L160,000
4. Giovinazzo - Individual Source, Unconfirmed .. impact measure unverified.
5. Second Life Business Bank (SLBB) - Individual Source, Unconfirmed.. impact measure unverified.

Banks surviving the incident with no attacks seen/reported:
1. JTF/CAPEX: Arbitrage Wise: no apparent attack.
2. Edge: Salas Steinbeck: reports no apparent attack.
3. BCX: Travis Ristow: Attack discovered, but no effect. They were testing security. Utilizes LL Risk API.
4. BNTF/ACE: Intlibber Brautigan: no apparent attack.
5. Crystal Springs Land & Loan: Skip Oceanlane: no apparent attack.

Supposed victim count reported by multiple independent sources: 4 or more institutions.

These are confessed victims of the vulnerability and so far no others have been named directly.

I'm not sure even that all the banks are aware as to the level of damage that may have yet been done to them if any so I have reported the incident to the heads of other institutions to make sure they are aware of the event and are checking on their own internal operations. That said, I'd encourage all depositors to be patient with your institution as, even if your money is still available, it may not all be there and there's a significant chance that a broad based panic will result in catastrophic bank collapses.

The information I collected from verified sources, associated with the bank in question, will be marked as verified. This is data I know to be true based on their accounts/claims and their representation of the measure by which they have been affected. Unconfirmed accounts come from second hand individual sources and may or may not be accurate, I will be contacting these institutions if I can in order to find out the validity of the claims.

If you are an SL Bank and want to report the status of your bank in relation to this incident, please fill in the comments section.

With the multiplicity of banks that are supposedly being affected, it suggests the flaw is not directly related to any particular programmer, but a security flaw that may be easily overlooked in transaction api; it's still the responsibility of the administrator to ensure quality coding.

A suggestion has been made that the targeted banks may not be shielded by LL Risk API. I wish I could uncover which of these banks were protected by LL Risk Api and which ones were not. If you'd like to report your Linden Lab API status, again, please use comments.

Reported attack times seem to be taking a similar time frame. This seems to indicate one hack or a co-ordinated group of hackers.