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Plan on using an ATM again? This is how your info can be stolen

9 pointsby mingyeowalmost 16 years ago

7 comments

extensionalmost 16 years ago
This problem could be avoided by designing the machines to be as visually <i>simple</i> as possible. Remove all unnecessary features and homogenize what remains. This would have the incidental perk of making them look much better.<p>If this isn't enough, a photo of the machine could be shown on the screen and the user asked to verify that the real thing looks identical.
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windsurferalmost 16 years ago
Be careful about PDFs too: <a href="http://www.google.ca/search?q=site%3Amilw0rm.com+pdf+reader" rel="nofollow">http://www.google.ca/search?q=site%3Amilw0rm.com+pdf+reader</a>
mingyeowalmost 16 years ago
explains why BOA attaches all sorts of funny devices on their ATM machines. but i think your neighbourhood/nightclub atms are perfect targets for these criminals. ugh
wmeredithalmost 16 years ago
Hmmm. I didn't wait for it to load. &#60;-- See that? That's my initial comment, then I thought better of it, came back and waited for the thing to load; and I'm glad I did. It was a very informative and fast read. It should be made into a web site. PDFs drive me nuts.
bravuraalmost 16 years ago
Isn't a greater risk that someone sets up a fake ATM machine to trap your PIN + card information?
GVRValmost 16 years ago
I like my bank. Good ol' CommBank
ramy_dalmost 16 years ago
crap, kept refreshing, now i have 4 on my desktop...
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