[cuban leaf]

So, the warnings yesterday were true.

[3boysdad]

Which I assume means that ultimately they hacked thousands of individual accounts in order to clone them.

[proxy_user]

You would think it would be possible for ATM manufacturers to program an unhackable chip, they would set off an alert when more than a certain amount of money was being dispensed by an ATM. Such a chip could be completely separate from the normal software.

I wouldn’t be surprised if manufacturers offered such a feature in the near future.

[dadfly]

kudos to the agents that nailed this one. good work.

[teeman8r]

a warning without specifics is no warning...

something bad is going to happen today, to someone.

[Delta 21]

Ruh-Roh !

[BipolarBob]

I have never used an ATM machine and have no plans to do so in the future. Can I tell the bank not to issue ATM cash?

[Yo-Yo]

[rawcatslyentist]

Their solution will be to have an rfid chip installed to gain access to your account.

Why dya think stinky had every ones bank info in his health care scam?

[Big Red Badger]

A broken clock is
Correct twice a day.

[DannyTN]

So who ends up out the money?

The Indian Bank?
The ATM machine operators?
The ATM networks?

[DannyTN]

So who ends up out the money?

The Indian Bank?
The ATM machine operators?
The ATM networks?

[minnesota_bound]

If only Facebook and Google and Amazon etc had our banking and medical and our permanent records from school then this would never ever happen......

[taxcontrol]

All,

It appears that the intel the FBI received on the ATM Cash Out attack vector has some validity.

https://www.firstpost.com/business/cosmos-banks-server-hacked-rs-94-crore-siphoned-off-in-2-days-thousands-of-debit-card-cloned-4968441.html