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    The fake ATM at DEFCON was clearly installed by prankster carders

    In this case, the bullies turned out to be either pranksters or complete losers. Either way, we can only chuckle at the fact that someone set up a fake ATM to skim bank cards at the Riviera Hotel Casino in Las Vegas during DEFCON, the world's largest hacker conference. No one can say for sure...
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    Predicting cash withdrawals from an ATM using a simple neural network

    Perhaps you have ever encountered an ATM in the “Out of service” mode. One of the possible reasons for this condition is the lack of electricity in the money cassettes. To prevent this from happening, banks are interested in knowing the future - how much cash will be withdrawn from ATMs and...
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    NFC vulnerabilities allow ATM to be hacked by simply waving your smartphone

    A security researcher has discovered a number of bugs that allow ATMs and a wide range of point-of-sale terminals to be hacked in a new way - by waving the phone over a contactless bank card reader. To mark the start of the Ethical Hacker course , we are sharing a translation of an article about...
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    ATM for anonymous exchange of dollars for bitcoins

    Zach Harvey and Matt Whitlock, entrepreneurs and Bitcoin enthusiasts, created a prototype terminal for exchanging cash dollars for bitcoins. They plan to sell such ATMs to shops, cafes and restaurants that accept Bitcoin. Simultaneously with the gradual spread of cryptocurrency as a recognized...
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    Carders hacked ATM using standard password

    Two unknown people stole fifteen hundred dollars from an ATM located in a store in Pennsylvania, using the usual instructions from the money machine. Anyone who gets their hands on this document will learn that the standard password for accessing all functions of the ATM is “123456” (the...
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    How data is stolen from an ATM

    One February day, a user of the glorious American Bank of America ATM in California discovered a strange silver plexiglass device attached to the card slot. The device resembled a special plug to prevent card theft. However, our hero was not at a loss and turned to the bank, as a result of...
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    How ATM interfaces are updated and how we recently did it

    Hi carders! We recently redesigned the interface of our ATMs. It’s not that the old one worked poorly, it’s just that changes mean development, and development is always good. We tell you what was changed and how, how we came to this, what came of it and why even update something that already...
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    About ATM security and the development of a security detector

    In my previous article, I talked in general about the problem of ATM security and a little about my experience in developing a device to ensure this very security. Today I’ll tell you about the concept of the lower concentration limit of flame propagation, an attempt to make a vibration sensor...
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    An ATM for selling gold was installed in India

    The Goldsikka company introduced an ATM for selling gold in the Indian city of Hyderabad. The Gold ATM machine operates 24 hours a day, and you can purchase gold using a debit or credit card. Goldsikka partners with OpenCube Technologies, a startup that provides software for various financial...
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    Screwing on AI: optimizing ATM operation

    Hi all! This is a short story about how the team of the Big Data and Artificial Intelligence Competence Center at LANIT optimized the operation of the ATM network. The emphasis in the article is not on describing the selection of parameters and choosing the best forecasting algorithm, but on...
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    We withdraw and deposit cash at an ATM using a smartphone. For the first time in the world.

    Hello, Carders! The guys and I thought and decided that since everyone is starting to actively use various types of Pay (Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, Android Pay, and a couple more from vendors are just around the corner), then why not give users the opportunity not only to pay using a smartphone at...
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    Jackpot at an ATM: malware and other ways to get rich

    Money machines came into our lives in 1967, when the first ATM was installed in a Barclays bank branch in London. Currently, millions of people around the world use ATMs every day to withdraw cash, top up accounts, and pay for various services. People use ATMs without thinking about their...
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    Scenarios for future attacks on ATM authentication systems

    Much has been written about the cyber threats facing ATM owners today. The reason for the constant increase in the number of attacks on these devices is simple: the general level of security of modern ATMs is such that for fraudsters, attacks on them are often the easiest way to gain access to...
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    KoffeyMaker: with a laptop versus an ATM

    Despite video cameras and the risk of ending up in the arms of law enforcement, attacks on ATMs using direct connections, so-called black box attacks, are still popular among criminals. The main reason for this, as one might assume, is the low qualification requirements for a cyberrobber - on...
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    Tyupkin: ATM manipulation using malware

    This year, at the request of a financial institution, Kaspersky Lab's Global Research Center conducted a forensic investigation into a cybercriminal attack targeting ATMs in Eastern Europe. During our investigation, we discovered a malicious program that allows attackers to empty the cassettes...
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    ATM attacks: past, present and future

    In a post about the Internet of Things, I, almost with a saber drawn, included ATMs as such - according to the criteria of autonomous operation and the presence of a constant connection to the Internet. In general, everything is so, but if we move from words to action - that is, to the real...
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    Attacking an ATM using Raspberry Pi

    What they don’t do with ATMs: they are torn out of the wall, tied with a cable to a car, drilled, blown up and cut (sometimes in the State Duma building). According to EAST statistics, criminals have become less likely to use skimming, preferring trapping and physical sabotage. Another new trend...
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    ATM. On the other side of the wire.

    In connection with the recently raised topic of ATM devices, Habr’s desire to learn more about them, as well as the simply overwhelming amount of speculation from such a seemingly technically savvy audience, I decided to write this post. Unlike UserSide, which was mainly involved in the physical...
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    History of the formation of an ATM

    Selling people the idea of a machine that spits out money was clearly not easy. But one day a weather event occurred that greatly contributed to the acceptance of ATMs as useful devices for society. 14% - the volume of transactions made using cash or checks in 2022, according to a study by...
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    Extremely dangerous ATM malware may spread across Europe

    Global banking security is threatened by new malware that, according to developers, can hack up to 99 percent of ATMs in Europe and up to 60 percent worldwide. A thread about the sale appeared (https://xss.is/threads/115279/) on the XSS forum. The ATMs that the malware successfully targets...
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