Touted as a safer solution to magnetic stripe cards, it seems the chip-and-pin (or EMV) counterpart might not be as secure as we once thought. After retailers around the globe made the switch to the ...
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SAN FRANCISCO, California -- The FBI is warning of a potential ATM bank heist that could steal millions of dollars globally, and authorities now have good reason to believe the attack could be carried ...
A security vulnerability in the newest generation of ATMs can be exploited to make them give away tens of thousands of dollars in cash, despite chip and PIN systems being designed to prevent criminals ...
We’ve been told that EMV (Europay, MasterCard and Visa) chip-equipped cards have an added layer of security, making them more secure and harder to clone than cards with only a magnetic stripe. But ...
A flaw in cash machine software is letting criminals withdraw money without using a bank card. Security firm Kaspersky Labs identified the problem, leading Interpol to mount a widespread investigation ...
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