The FBI is warning about an increase in cybercrimes that allow thieves to dispense money from automatic teller machines remotely. The act, called "ATM jackpotting" by the FBI, occurs when thieves use ...

Banks have spent years hardening their apps, encrypting databases, deploying fraud detection systems and taking other measures to protect against cyberattacks — and yet they appear to have overlooked ...

In 2010, the famed security researcher Barn a by Jack spectacularly hacked into an ATM cash machine onstage at the Black Hat security conference, forcing it to spit out reams of bank notes in front of ...

After spreading in other parts of the world, an ATM jackpotting technique named Ploutus.D is starting to pop up across the U.S. How does the Ploutus.D strain of malware make ATM jackpotting possible?

The FBI warned that Americans lost more than $20 million last year amid a massive surge in ATM "jackpotting" attacks, in which criminals use malware to force cash machines to dispense money. According ...

A Chicago man, who prosecutors said stole hundreds of thousands of dollars in less than a day, has been sentenced to prison.

The Secret Service is warning banks about a hacking scheme called “jackpotting” that lets someone steal money from ATMs. It’s the first time this type of scheme has made its way to the United States.

ATM “jackpotting” schemes are on the rise across the country, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Hackers are exploiting a mix of “physical and software vulnerabilities in ATMs” to get ...

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