March 16, 2005
Peoria (Ill.) Journal Star: Galesburg police learned could not say whether two suspects who have long eluded local authorities may have been involved in two…
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The ATM Industry Association will conduct a one-day seminar focusing on ATM security and lifecycle costs on April 27 at Dalhousie Castle, seven miles from the…
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NORTH CANTON, Ohio - Diebold, Incorporated's Encrypted PIN Pad has been certified by T-Systems GEI, an independent certification laboratory in Germany, for…
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The Register: UK losses to credit card fraud soared to £504 million (U.S.$972.7 million) in 2004, up 20 percent on 2003, according to the annual report by…
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Daily Yomiuri: Japan's Financial Services Agency has proposed the standardization of biometric identification systems to confirm account holders' identities…
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PADERBORN, Germany - Wincor Nixdorf is introducing what it calls the eLock Banking Service for cash systems, an electronic safe lock that works without…
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This is London: Fresh fears emerged over the security of chip cards and PINs after experts claim to have copied them for the first time, revealing a…
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Finextra: An investigation by the UK's London Programme uncovered a security flaw in chip payment cards which allows fraudsters to disable and override chip…
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BROOKINGS, S.D. and CAPE TOWN, South Africa - The Global ATM Security Alliance, a group formed by the ATM Industry Association to protect the industry from the…
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A renewed interest in the use of biometrics is catching on in financial institutions across the United States. Experts say the public's comfort and acceptance…
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Kyodo News: Resona Holdings Inc. is planning to launch a new service, possibly in the summer, in which customers can designate times for using ATMs by phone.
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The Daily Telegraph: Guns carried by security guards could be colored orange in a bid to stop them being stolen by criminals.
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Yomiuri Shimbun: In the wake of increased card fraud, several Japanese financial institutions are considering imposing or lowering daily withdrawal limits from…
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CONCORD, N.C. � Trusted Security Solutions has released a new version of its A98 Initial Key Establishment System software, version 3.0.
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Journal-News: Dave Connor said he was helping his customers by placing an automated ATM in his Blauvelt, N.Y., convenience store.
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FREMONT, Calif. - Visa certified encrypting PIN pads will be standard on all Tranax Technologies' Mini-Bank 1500, Mini-Bank 2150, Mini-Bank 2250 and Mini-Bank…
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The Japan Times: More than 80 percent of the nation's regional banks are considering switching from magnetic cash cards to ones embedded with IC chips to make…
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PADERBORN, Germany - Under blue skies and amid cool temperatures, buses began delivering the 7,500 people who are expected to make their trek to Paderborn for…
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DULLES, Va. - Encore Networks has introduced a new cellular data module for its BANDIT family of IP+legacy VPN routers, according to a news release.
read nowby Sherry Yang
January 24, 2005
Burglary rates would skyrocket if thieves could enter every house in a neighborhood with a single key. The same principle applies to ATMs.
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