A year ago, we featured a post that spoke to an increase in ATM hook and chain attacks. We wish we could tell you it is all behind us. However, these physical attacks on ATMs and ITMs have not stopped. We continue to see banks and credit unions suffer costly thefts and damages. Sometimes the … Read more
ATM jackpotting isn’t new. Back in 2010, a security researcher named Barnaby Jack took to the stage at a Black Hat security conference to demonstrate this ATM exploitation, making two ATMs dispense fake paper currency. It would be 8 years later when the first ATM jackpotting attack would occur in the United States. Now, this … Read more
In 2019, PCI (Payment Card Industry) announced new revisions for PCI PIN security requirements. PCI’s function is to set standards that ensure secure handling of customer PINs and data. PCI planned for a phased implementation of updates to provide a more secure method of transferring encryption keys from an ATM’s host processor to the ATM. … Read more
Potential Alarm Override at ATMs Edge One has been made aware of a potential security vulnerability that could exist for customers deploying the DormaKaba Cencon locks, installed on your ATM or ITM, configured with the optional SHUNT feature. If the SHUNT feature is enabled, access to your ATM/ITM safe, generally after hours, would be allowed … Read more
ATMs have long been a prime target for criminals. ATMs deliver cash, credit and debit bank accounts, and as technology advances, they can serve even more functions than before. For thieves looking for quick cash, ATM crime can be enticing. This means that financial institutions and retailers are constantly fighting attacks. Edge One wants to … Read more
ATM crime is nothing new. For years thieves have used methods such as tampering, skimming, and robbery. But as ATM security evolves, so do the techniques used by these criminals. We are currently seeing a rise in the frequency of a type of assault on ATMs called “hook and chain” attacks. These physical attacks on … Read more
