Collaborate Disseminate
The company warned that cybercriminals are using a black box with proprietary code in attacks to illegally dispense cash across Europe. Continue reading Diebold ATM Terminals Jackpotted Using Machine’s Own Software
Diebold Nixdorf has issued a warning of a wave of jackpotting attacks against ATM in a number of European countries, with the vast majority directed at ProCash 2050xe USB terminals. Jackpotting attacks target ATMs to steal money from the machines. Othe… Continue reading ATMs across Europe Are Hacked Using Purpose-Built Black Boxes
Threat actors have updated their malware to include a macro-based delivery framework. Continue reading Cobalt Group Pushes Revamped ThreadKit Malware
A comprehensive new report lifts the lid on the sketchy state of ATM security. Continue reading How to rob an ATM? Let me count the ways…
The Cosmos Bank incident is only the latest, not the last, thanks to lagging security practices. Continue reading ATM Heists Only Set to Accelerate After $13M Break-In
A new generation of thieves, bank robbers 2.0, seek to steal huge amounts of money as anonymously as they can. So they’ve developed a multitude of ways to pilfer cryptocurrency.
Categories:
Cybercrime
Technology
Tags: bakcoinhivecrypto-currency… Continue reading Bank robbers 2.0: digital thievery and stolen cryptocoins
Bitcoin exchange robbed, Deepfakes AI celebrity porn channel shut down by Discord, NSA Exploit Use On Rise For Crypto Currency Mining, First Jackpotting Attacks Hit U.S. ATMs, and more! Paul’s Stories This smart vibrator can be “easily̶… Continue reading AI Celebrity Porn, NSA Exploit, and Bitcoin Exchange – Paul’s Security Weekly #546
The U.S. Justice Department charged two men with hacking ATMs inside Connecticut banks in full view of surveillance cameras. The scheme, known as “ATM jackpotting,” ends with ATM machines dispensing large amounts of cash like a casino jackpot. The accused are Alex Alberto Fajin-Diaz, 31, of Spain, and Argenys Rodriguez, 21, of Massachusetts. Facing up to 30 years in prison if convicted, the pair appeared before a federal judge on Monday. Fajin-Diaz and Rodriguez allegedly dressed as repair staff, walked into banks and used malware to get the ATM machines to eject all of their money. The haul was thousands of dollars in cash each time. Police were alerted on Jan. 27, when Citizens Bank investigators observed an attack on an ATM in Cromwell, Connecticut. Police found Fajin-Diaz and Rodriguez near an ATM that was still in the process of ejecting $20 bills. When they searched Fajin-Diaz and Rodriguez’s vehicle, the authorities say they found found “tools […]
The post Oh, banks have cameras? Two men arrested for ATM jackpotting scheme must’ve forgot appeared first on Cyberscoop.
Continue reading Oh, banks have cameras? Two men arrested for ATM jackpotting scheme must’ve forgot
In the first attack of its kind reported in the United States, a gang of criminals is using sophisticated techniques to access ATMs and infect them with specialized malware that allows extracting their cash, a technique known in the security industry a… Continue reading Criminals Use Jackpotting Attack to Steal Cash from U.S. ATMs
The specific jackpotting attack that the Secret Service is warning financial institutions of uses the Ploutus.D malware, which has been actively in use for ATM jackpotting since 2013. Continue reading Secret Service warning: Jackpotting ATM attacks reach the US