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A week in security (July 29 – August 4)

August 5, 2019 admin android q, atm attacks, board of directors, Capital One, Equifax, Equifax breach, exploit kit, exploit kits, germanwiper, government cybersecurity, Lord exploit kit, Magecart, MageCart attacks, Malwarebytes news

Credit to Author: Malwarebytes Labs| Date: Mon, 05 Aug 2019 15:44:37 +0000

A roundup of security news from July 29 – August 4 including Capital One breach, Lord Exploit Kit, more Magecart skimming, ATM attacks, QR code scams, and Equifax payout. Categories: Malwarebytes news Tags: android qatm attacksboard of directorsCapital OneEquifaxEquifax breachexploit kitexploit kitsgermanwipergovernment cybersecurityLord exploit kitMagecartMageCart attacks (Read more…)

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Everything you need to know about ATM attacks and fraud: part 2

August 2, 2019 admin 101, ALICE, Anunak, assistance fraud, atm attacks, atm cash-out attacks, ATM fraud, atm malware, Barnaby Jack, black box attacks, blog series, c0decalc, Carbanak, cutlet maker, Daniel Regalado, defrauding the elderly, distraction fraud, eavesdropping, extensions for financial services, greendispenser, jackpotting, logical attacks, malware-based attack, padpin, ploutus, sdelete, secure delete, shoulder surfing, social engineering attacks, stimulator, suceful, tyupkin, xfs middleware

Credit to Author: Jovi Umawing| Date: Fri, 02 Aug 2019 15:00:00 +0000

In part two of this two-part series on ATM attacks and fraud, we outline the final two ATM attack types—logical and social engineering—and provide info on how they are conducted, the different malware families used in these attacks, and how to protect against them. Categories: 101 Tags: ALICEanunakassistance fraudatm attacksatm cash-out attacksatm fraudatm malwarebarnaby jackblack box attacksblog seriesc0decalccarbanakcutlet makerdaniel regaladodefrauding the elderlydistraction fraudeavesdroppingextensions for financial servicesgreendispenserjackpottinglogical attacksmalware-based attackpadpinploutussdeletesecure deleteshoulder surfingsocial engineering attacksstimulatorsucefultyupkinxfs middleware (Read more…)

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A week in security (June 24 – 30)

July 1, 2019 admin a week in security, atm attacks, ATM fraud, atm malware strains, ATM scam, Azure, cryptocurrency scams, Facial Recognition, fake jquery, greenflas, Internet of Things, IoT, JavaScript, Massachusettes, Microsoft Azure, scareware, slack, Slack outage, Somerville, spyware, stalkerware, Yandex

Credit to Author: Malwarebytes Labs| Date: Mon, 01 Jul 2019 17:02:56 +0000

A roundup of cybersecurity news from June 24–30, including top malicious web campaigns, updates on the GreenFlash Sundown exploit, a Malwarebytes initiative to double down on stalkerware detection and awareness, and more. Categories: A week in security Tags: atm attacksatm fraudatm malware strainsATM scamAzurecryptocurrency scamsfacial recognitionfake jquerygreenflasInternet of ThingsIoTJavaScriptMassachusettesMicrosoft AzurescarewareSlackSlack outageSomervillespywarestalkerwareYandex (Read more…)

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A week in security (May 27 – June 2)

June 3, 2019 admin a week in security, Amazon, atm attacks, ATM fraud, baltimore, chrome, City of Baltimore, Department of Justice, doom, Federal Trade Commission, G Suite, gandcrab, gandcrab ransomware, Gmail, google, Google Chrome, hidden bee, justice department, NIST, privacy framework, protonmail, ransomware, Week in security, Youtube

Credit to Author: Malwarebytes Labs| Date: Mon, 03 Jun 2019 17:09:55 +0000

A roundup of security news from May 27–June 2, including a look at 2019 ransomware outbreaks in the Unites States, ATM fraud, NIST’s privacy framework, more legal problems for Google and Facebook, and more. Categories: A week in security Tags: a week in securityamazonatm attacksatm fraudbaltimorechromeCity of BaltimoreDepartment of JusticeDoomFederal Trade CommissionG Suitegandcrabgandcrab ransomwaregmailGoogleGoogle Chromehidden beeJustice DepartmentNISTprivacy frameworkprotonmailransomwareweek in securityyoutube (Read more…)

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Everything you need to know about ATM attacks and fraud: Part 1

May 30, 2019 admin 101, atm, atm attacks, atm card trapping, atm cash trapping, ATM fraud, atm industry association, atm malware strains, atm physical attack, atm safety guidelines, ATM scam, atm security 101, atm security working group, atm shimming, ATM skimming, atmia, atmswg, automated teller machine, east, ENISA, european association for secured transactions, explosives, glue trap, How-tos, police service of northern ireland, psno, ram raiding, taiwan heist, terminal tampering, vulnerable atm

Credit to Author: Jovi Umawing| Date: Wed, 29 May 2019 15:00:00 +0000

If you’re familiar with skimming, you may have also heard of shimming, card trapping, and cash trapping. These are attacks and scams targeted at ATMs. Part 1 of our series explores various ATM attack scenarios and explains what users should look out for when using an ATM. Categories: 101 How-tos Tags: atmatm attacksatm card trappingatm cash trappingatm fraudatm industry associationatm malware strainsatm physical attackatm safety guidelinesATM scamatm security 101atm security working groupatm shimmingatm skimmingatmiaatmswgautomated teller machineeastenisaeuropean association for secured transactionsexplosivesglue trappolice service of northern irelandpsnoram raidingtaiwan heistterminal tamperingvulnerable atm (Read more…)

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