FBI warns of ATM Jackpotting incidents across America: What are they, how they work & how to detect one
ATM jackpotting malware is on the rise, with cybercriminals exploiting physical and software flaws to dispense cash without legitimate transactions. The FBI warns of significant losses, highlighting how malware like Ploutus bypasses bank authorization by directly controlling ATM hardware. Physical indicators like open doors and unauthorized devices signal potential compromise, urging immediate action.
ATM jackpotting malware is on the rise, with cybercriminals exploiting physical and software flaws to dispense cash without legitimate transactions. The FBI warns of significant losses, highlighting how malware like Ploutus bypasses bank authorization by directly controlling ATM hardware. Physical indicators like open doors and unauthorized devices signal potential compromise, urging immediate action.
