by Robert Siciliano — speaker, IDTheftSecurity.com
I'm sure you've heard the news about Heartbleed by now (unless you've been in vacation wonderland taking a tech break). This is a serious vulnerability at the…
read nowby Suzanne Cluckey — Owner, Suzanne Cluckey Communications
In Zurich, researchers are developing self-defense technology for ATMs using a bit of genius from the insect world.
read nowApril 11, 2014
The Anti-Phishing Work Group has released its study of phishing attacks in the second half of 2013. The group found that of all phishing efforts, nearly…
read nowApril 11, 2014
No sooner had "XP Armageddon" come (and gone, anti-climactically) than a new calamity with much greater potential to wreak financial havoc took over the…
read nowApril 10, 2014
If criminals can't get at ATM cash one way, they'll generally come up with another way. Which raises the question: following migration to chip cards, will the…
read nowby Richard Buckle — Founder and CEO, Pyalla Technologies, LLC
A quick scan of blog posts and feature stories of late would have even the most optimistic of us start wondering if indeed the glass is half empty. I can't…
read nowApril 7, 2014
By the end of 2013, just 4,150 ATMs in Europe — 0.7 percent of the total — had been upgraded to Windows 7, according to the comprehensive study, "ATMs in…
read nowby Robert Siciliano — speaker, IDTheftSecurity.com
A data breach notification bill, H.B. 224, was recently introduced in the New Mexico legislature. If enacted, it would make New Mexico the 47th state to adopt…
read nowAs the the XP support deadline passes with most ATMs still not upgraded, the wait is on to see what the consequences will be.
read nowApril 4, 2014
The ATM industry has given plenty of thought to the risks of running ATMs on XP after April 8. But what about the back office running XP?
read nowApril 3, 2014
A recent survey of bank executives by ACI Worldwide offers an indication of the scale of card fraud in the U.S. — and the steps that FIs are taking in response.
read nowby Suzanne Cluckey — Owner, Suzanne Cluckey Communications
Council warns of malware that eliminates ATM withdrawal limits systemwide, enabling massive cash-out fraud.
read nowby Kevin Christensen — Vice President, Audit, SHAZAM
In my last post, I took a look at the question, "Does our financial institution need to be PCI compliant?" While the short answer is yes, the long answer is…
read nowApril 2, 2014
Bank holding company Hampton Roads Bankshares Inc. has retained Diebold Inc. to provide a variety of outsourced ATM channel management services. The bank has…
read nowApril 1, 2014
Following the brutal attack last November by a machete-wielding robber on a woman using an ATM, the Indian banking system continues to investigate ways to make…
read nowby Kevin Christensen — Vice President, Audit, SHAZAM
PCI compliance continues to be a confusing — and frustrating — topic. However the short answer to the question above is yes.
read nowMarch 27, 2014
Dublin-based enterprise test and validation specialist Acquirer Systems has announced that its end-to-end certification solution has been qualified with…
read nowby Robert Siciliano — speaker, IDTheftSecurity.com
A deep analysis into security — via security analytics programs — can unveil crucial areas that need to be addressed if a business is serious about reducing…
read nowMarch 26, 2014
The FBI on Tuesday arrested 13 individuals in Chicago on allegations that they participated in an international ATM skimming and money laundering operation…
read nowMarch 25, 2014
The European ATM Security Team has published its first European Fraud Update for 2014. The update includes country crime data provided by representatives of 1…
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