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That’s not the only prolonged attack the US has suffered over recent years; between 2005 and 2012, a number of American businesses, including Dow Jones, Visa Jordon, JC Penney and 7-Eleven, fell prey to a series of vicious attacks that saw over 800,000 bank accounts targeted and more than 160 million credit and debit card numbers stolen. Global Payment Systems suffered losses of almost $93m, and Heartland Payment Systems – one of the biggest credit and debit card-processing firms in the world – saw losses amounting to around $200m, after the numbers were used to create and sell counterfeit cards, according to federal prosecutors.

Target, eBay and Home Depot have all hit the headlines for prolific hacks, but it’s arguably the JP Morgan Chase attack in 2014 that has provoked the most concern. Hackers reached the accounts of 76 million customers and seven million small businesses, making it one of the largest bank hacks in history and prompting chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon to warn of the rising dangers in his yearly letter to stakeholders: “Cyber attacks are growing every day in strength across the globe”, he wrote, adding that the fight will be “continual and likely never-ending”.