November 4, 2013
Though ATM card skimming still represents 98 percent of all cash losses associated with card fraud, card trapping has recently re-emerged in Europe — and the…
read nowby Robert Siciliano — speaker, IDTheftSecurity.com
Chances are good that in the coming year, you will be asked to provide your or a family member's Social Security number at least a few times. And because of…
read nowNovember 4, 2013
Current chip technology used at the ATM and POS was developed almost 20 years ago — a fact that has given some deployers pause as they consider implementing…
read nowby Kevin Christensen — Vice President, Audit, SHAZAM
It's no secret that ATM transactions have been waning for several years. As as result, today's operators are challenged to find more ways to: a) increase the…
read nowOctober 29, 2013
EAST has published its European ATM crime report covering the period from January to June of 2013. The report shows that while the incidence of card skimming…
read nowOctober 28, 2013
An Oct. 25 post to the official Symantec blog said the security company has verified a new strain of the Ploutus malware that was recently used to attack ATMs…
read nowOctober 24, 2013
Stanley Security, a provider of access control and integrated security solutions, has announced updates to the Sargent & Greenleaf A-Series ATM access…
read nowOctober 24, 2013
The ATM Industry Association has published translations of "Best Practices for Preventing ATM Gas & Explosive Attacks" in French, German, Spanish and…
read nowFraud such as counterfeit card use at ATMs will certainly drop with EMV, but as UK stats show, it can still rise again.
read nowby Rebecca Hellmann — Marketing and Sales Coordinator, Welch ATM
In today's self-service culture, ATMs and mobile banking have become key aspects of customer satisfaction and retention. However, the fast pace of…
read nowOctober 17, 2013
Authorities in Russia have rounded up a gang of seven counterfeiters whose exploits were so effective that some banks stopped accepting 5,000 ruble banknotes …
read nowby Suzanne Cluckey — Owner, Suzanne Cluckey Communications
The way to stop ATM skimming and card fraud is to make it a crime that doesn't pay, a panel of security experts says.
read nowby Kevin Christensen — Vice President, Audit, SHAZAM
The longer a card is present in the marketplace, the more likely it is to become compromised. Research indicates that the least amount of fraud losses occurs…
read nowby Kevin Christensen — Vice President, Audit, SHAZAM
In a previous post, I shared tips for deciding whether to reissue a compromised or stolen debit card. When the decision is to reissue, there are a few things…
read nowby atm Atom — blogger, atmatom
No industry has been hit by change over the past few years quite like the ATM industry. The emergence of 3DES, VISA-certified keypads, PCI-certified keypads…
read nowby Suzanne Cluckey — Owner, Suzanne Cluckey Communications
Ironically, the same mag stripe that contains card data also holds the key to making that data useless to crooks.
read nowAt the ATM & Mobile Executive Summit in late September, Mimi Hart, CEO of MagTek Inc. (and a recent winner of the Most Influential Women in Payments award)…
watch nowOctober 14, 2013
The European ATM Security Team has reported a 32 percent increase in ATM-related fraud attacks, despite a 9 percent fall in card skimming incidents. The…
read nowOctober 11, 2013
SmartMetric Inc., a developer of fingerprint-activated payment and ID cards, is in "advanced stages" of preparation for the release of a fingerprint-activated…
read nowby Robert Siciliano — speaker, IDTheftSecurity.com
For most travelers, finding a reliable Wi-Fi connection is usually a priority. While a mobile 3G/4G hotspot connection satisfies some, it doesn't compare to…
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