Hackers could break into mobile-phone ATM applications

July 18, 2005

SecurityPark.net: Retail banks could be exposing their customer data to hackers by offering ATM services over downloadable mobile banking applications. Up to…

ATM outsourcing grows in India

July 17, 2005

The Financial Express: Banks are increasingly outsourcing their value-added services, especially ATMs, to third parties. Many analysts believe that the Indian…

Australian bank first to report CardSystems security breach

July 14, 2005

OMAHA, Neb. - ACI Worldwide Inc., which provides enterprise payment solutions, announced in a news release that its Proactive Risk Manager software helped an…

Compromised credit data improperly kept, company admits

July 12, 2005

New York Times: John M. Perry, chief executive of CardSystems Solutions, the credit card processing company whose computer system was penetrated by data…

Lexcel upgrades testing for Texas credit union

July 11, 2005

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - Lexcel Solutions Inc., which provides PC-based testing solutions for the payment-technology industry, announced in a news release that it…

Keeping an eye on the ATM

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

Deployers and manufacturers are turning up the heat on security with surveillance equipment and peripherals that detect skimming and card-trapping devices.

ATM crime alert system not catching on

July 10, 2005

Chicago Tribune: Crime notification at ATMs has failed to ignite public ire, but Joe Zingher is doing his best to light the fuse. Eight years ago Zingher…

Brinks courier charged for stealing from ATM

July 10, 2005

The Rogersville Review: A Maryville, Tenn., man who worked as a courier for the Brinks Company is facing charges for taking more than $10,000 from an ATM in…

ATM scams added to GASA's fraud library

July 6, 2005

CAPE TOWN, South Africa and BROOKINGS, S.D. - The ATM Industry Association's Global ATM Security Alliance launched its online library of ATM fraud, according…

ATMIA extends deadline for industry awards

July 6, 2005

LONDON -The ATM Industry Association has extended the deadline for nominations and applications until Sept. 30 for its 2005 global awards.

The more they can do, the more to watch

July 5, 2005

The more stuff you've got, the more you've got to worry about. Apparently that axiom applies to ATMs, too.

Hands-off cost control

July 5, 2005

From a technology standpoint, the ATM's evolutionary rate is ever-increasing. Bankers seem to have new specifications to worry about every day.

Decrypting the encryption conundrum

July 5, 2005

Until a couple of years ago, financial institutions typically devised one easy-to-remember encryption key and installed it on all of its ATMs.

Dynasty joins IBM PartnerWorld Industry Networks

July 5, 2005

Tranax expands into kiosk business

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

Since Tranax opened its doors, it's been cranking out retail ATMs to dealers and deployers throughout the United States. But last week the company announced…

GASA publishes best practices for ATM cash security

June 28, 2005

PPS expands fraud assessment by 60 percent

June 27, 2005

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz - Primary Payment Systems Inc., an affiliate of First Data Corp., announced in a news release that its Early Warning databases, which help…

Handwritten notes on ATMs cost customers thousands

June 26, 2005

KNBC-TV:  A 27-year-old California man was charged June 23 with burglary and conspiracy to commit burglary after he allegedly rigged ATMs to withhold cards and…

Who's who: Steve Weingart

June 21, 2005

Holding the keys to data security: For more than two decades, Futurex's Steve Weingart has watched the evolution of encryption technology.

GASA launches Multichannel Security Forum

June 21, 2005

LONDON, CAPE TOWN, South Africa and BROOKINGS, S.D. - The Global ATM Security Alliance, founded by the ATM Industry Association, announced in a news release…