SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — Malware on ATMs could be stealing your personal information, as thieves are installing programs on cash machines–and there may be very little you can do to stop them. On Monday ...

The image of an ATM spewing out cash is a bank’s worst nightmare, but Kaspersky Lab researchers have discovered new malware that does just that. It’s the latest in a long line of cash machine ...

Cash machines around the world are hosting malware that can harvest a person’s card details for use in fraud, a situation that could worsen as the malware becomes more sophisticated, according to a ...

The WinPot malware takes its cues from slot machines. The WinPot ATM jackpotting malware is evolving, as its authors look to solve the obstacles that get in their way. The latest is an effort to help ...

Ploutus-D malware requires attackers to gain access to the inside of an ATM (source: FireEye) In early 2013, cybercriminals began deploying in Mexico what some security experts described as one of the ...

In 2009, malware called “Skimer” surfaced and security firms took notice. Skimer is essentially malware that gives hackers full access to an ATM without needing to install any physical hardware, like ...

Researchers have found an oddly amusing sample of ATM malware which turns financial theft into a slot machine-style game. On Tuesday, the Kaspersky Labs cybersecurity team explored the emergence of ...

Attacks using ATM or PoS malware are on the rise again in 2022 after the COVID-19 lockdowns. A new report from Kaspersky sheds light on the 2020-2022 ATM and Point of Sale (PoS) malware landscape.