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Doing Battle With Holiday Fraudsters At The ATM

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Well, that means trips to the ATM. For fraudsters, armed with new technologies, the ATM is fertile ground for fraud. In an interview with PYMNTS, David Phister, director of systems security product management at Diebold Nixdorf , said that when it comes to combatting fraud, “holiday seasons are always tough.”

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Fortify ATM Security with Easy, More Secure Mobile Access

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What’s at Stake for ATM Security - The primary security risk[1] for ATMs is skimming, where a criminal attaches or inserts tiny devices used to secretly steal payment card and authentication data from transactions by legitimate customers.

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Wells Fargo Launches Contactless Credit, Debit Cards

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Wells Fargo announced Tuesday (April 2) the launch of contactless consumer credit and debit cards. In a press release , Wells Fargo said the new cards will enable customers to complete transactions quickly and with a single tap at millions of merchants and transit systems that accept contactless payments.

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Virtual Tellers And Workhorse ATMs: Banking’s New (Digital-First) Normal

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Reinventing The ATM. Banking in the post-pandemic age, and with a “digital-first” mindset may also see a reinvention of the ATM, said Brown. The ATM may indeed become a “workhorse” piece of technology on site, with capabilities expanded well beyond the confines of just spitting out cash.

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What are the biggest ATM security issues?

ATM Marketplace

Physical threats are not the only security concerns for ATMs. Outdated key standards and card skimming are also major issues in the ATM industry. Let's take a closer look at some of these security issues and what causes them.

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ATM Debit Card Fraud Hit 10 Percent In 2017

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A new report has revealed that there was a 10 percent increase in the number of payment cards compromised at U.S. ATMs and merchants in 2017. The number of compromises and the number of card members impacted set a new record last year,” said TJ Horan, vice president of fraud solutions at FICO.

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New Report: How Behavioral Analytics Help FIs Block Fraud At The ITM

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Mobile banking is under constant attack from fraudsters, however, who are targeting both customers’ funds and personal data, such as account numbers, Social Security numbers, payment card data and login credentials. ATMs are common avenues for fraud, however, especially those that are running outdated software. billion by 2024.

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