April 11, 2012
New Zealand's latest card-skimming fraud has now affected 200 bank customers, up from an earlier estimate of 60, an article at the New Zealand Herald said.
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The nonprofit European ATM crime-tracking organization EAST said total ATM-related fraud incidents in its member countries increased 61 percent — from 12,38…
read nowApril 10, 2012
The ATM woes of Kiwi banks continue. Following a million-dollar ATM skimming scandal, FIs now find themselves in the midst of a union dispute between…
read nowApril 9, 2012
It appears that New Zealand's bankcard fraud woes are not over yet. According to a news report at stuff.co.nz, a new scam appears to have cropped up over the…
read nowApril 6, 2012
Police in Thailand arrested five Bulgarian nationals on charges that they used counterfeit bank cards to make ATM withdrawals, said a news report at…
read nowApril 5, 2012
Some African companies may not be keeping up with the latest IT security for their data systems, which could be an invitation to cybercriminals to mine ATM and…
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Thieves used skimmers and pinhole cameras at ATMs in Las Vegas to lift credit card data over a two year period, said an article at lasvegassun.com. Thirteen…
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In the western Indian state of Gujarat, thieves have made off with at least six ATMs since February and have made an additional two failed theft attempts, said…
read nowby Suzanne Cluckey — Owner, Suzanne Cluckey Communications
The third-party processor rolls data breach Q&A and Q3 earnings into one call.
read nowApril 1, 2012
According to a news item posted by wsj.com at 7:39 p.m. EST on Sunday, April 1, Visa has removed Global Payments from its list of companies considered to be…
read nowApril 1, 2012
Global Payments announced it will hold a live press conference Monday, April 2 at 8 AM EDT to answer questions about a data breach the company experienced…
read nowMarch 30, 2012
New Zealand bank ANZ National now estimates that approximately $1 million (US$820,000) has been stolen in a skimming case that just seems to keep expanding.
read nowCash won't be going away anytime soon, but a fair amount of the handling costs could be.
read nowMarch 28, 2012
A Verizon study released last Thursday said that 97 percent of the cyber attacks on FIs and other companies last year were carried out using fairly simple…
read nowMarch 27, 2012
Police are revising upward their initial appraisal of a card scamming incident affecting customers of New Zealand's ANZ and National Banks (which are a part of…
read nowMarch 27, 2012
On Monday, the Bank of Canada introduced a new $50 bill printed on a state-of-the-art polymer material, a news story in the Winnipeg Free Press reported. The…
read nowby Suzanne Cluckey — Owner, Suzanne Cluckey Communications
Changes occurring in the ATM industry today may seem more evolutionary than revolutionary. The industry's most recent advances give the impression of being…
read nowMarch 21, 2012
Video intelligence company 3VR Inc. has announced the integration of its Video Intelligence Platform with Software House, a part of Tyco Security Products…
read nowMarch 19, 2012
It was a good run, but after 350 years it looks like Sweden may be one of the first nations to go cashless. The country is in the vanguard of nations moving…
read nowMarch 16, 2012
The security of ATMs and their users remains one of the more frustrating tasks faced by Russian FIs. In 2010, their losses amounted to around 1.4 trillion…
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