“One of the most unusual elements of this case was the attacker’s use of physical access to install a Raspberry Pi device,” Group-IB Senior Digital Forensics and Incident Response Specialist Nam Le Phuong wrote. “This device was connected directly to the same network switch as the ATM, effectively placing it inside the bank’s internal network.… Read More: In search of riches, hackers plant 4G-enabled Raspberry Pi in… »
Enlarge / Lines longer than this reportedly formed at ATMs across Ireland. reader comments 30 with People were flocking to ATMs in Ireland last night as the machines seemed to be in a giving mood. Thanks to a technical glitch in Bank of Ireland’s systems, customers could reportedly pull 1,000 euros (about $1,090) from ATMs… Read More: Tech error let people with empty bank accounts withdraw hundreds… »
Chalongrat Chuvaree | Getty Images reader comments 20 with 19 posters participating Share this story For years, security researchers and cybercriminals have hacked ATMs by using all possible avenues to their innards, from opening a front panel and sticking a thumb drive into a USB port to drilling a hole that exposes internal wiring. Now,… Read More: NFC flaws let researchers hack an ATM by waving a… »