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Spain arrests eight people suspected in global ATM heist
Spanish police detained six Romanian citizens and two Moroccans on the outskirts of Madrid, and recovered roughly 1,000 blank credit cards.
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Global ATM heist: Six people arrested and charged in New York
Law enforcement authorities have finally arrested six people from New York for masterminding the worldwide ATM heist earlier this year.
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Six arrested in $45 million global cybercrime scheme
Six people were arrested and charged on Monday for participating in a worldwide ATM heist that stole $45 million from two Middle East banks.
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How the 45 million dollar ATM heist poses danger to India's IT industry
A breach of security at two payment card processing companies in India that led to heists at cash machines around the world has reopened questions on the risks of outsourcing sensitive financial services to the Asian nation.
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Pune-based firm admits system breached in global ATM heist
ElectraCard Services said no customer data was stolen from it and any tampering of ATM cards occurred elsewhere.
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ElectraCard admits system breached in global ATM heist
A Pune-based card processing company acknowledged on Monday that hackers breached its security to increase the limits on some pre-paid card accounts in a global ATM heist in December.
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Indian companies at center of Rs 247 crore global cyber heist
Two companies with major operations in India were the weak links that opened the door to a 45 million dollars (around 247 crore rupees) global cyber heist brought to light by US authorities this week.
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Prepaid debit cards: a weak link in bank security
A brazen gang of cyber criminals, who stole $45 million from bank ATMs in 27 countries, exposes an Achilles heel in the global financial industry: prepaid debit cards.
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Hackers steal $45 million in global plot involving ATM card breach
A worldwide gang of criminals stole $45 million in a matter of hours by hacking their way into a database of prepaid debit cards and then draining cash machines around the globe, federal prosecutors said on Thursday - and outmoded U.S. card technology may be partly to blame.
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Spain arrests eight people suspected in global ATM heist
Spanish police detained six Romanian citizens and two Moroccans on the outskirts of Madrid, and recovered roughly 1,000 blank credit cards.
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Global ATM heist: Six people arrested and charged in New York
Law enforcement authorities have finally arrested six people from New York for masterminding the worldwide ATM heist earlier this year.
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Six arrested in $45 million global cybercrime scheme
Six people were arrested and charged on Monday for participating in a worldwide ATM heist that stole $45 million from two Middle East banks.
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How the 45 million dollar ATM heist poses danger to India's IT industry
A breach of security at two payment card processing companies in India that led to heists at cash machines around the world has reopened questions on the risks of outsourcing sensitive financial services to the Asian nation.
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Pune-based firm admits system breached in global ATM heist
ElectraCard Services said no customer data was stolen from it and any tampering of ATM cards occurred elsewhere.
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ElectraCard admits system breached in global ATM heist
A Pune-based card processing company acknowledged on Monday that hackers breached its security to increase the limits on some pre-paid card accounts in a global ATM heist in December.
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Indian companies at center of Rs 247 crore global cyber heist
Two companies with major operations in India were the weak links that opened the door to a 45 million dollars (around 247 crore rupees) global cyber heist brought to light by US authorities this week.
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Prepaid debit cards: a weak link in bank security
A brazen gang of cyber criminals, who stole $45 million from bank ATMs in 27 countries, exposes an Achilles heel in the global financial industry: prepaid debit cards.
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Hackers steal $45 million in global plot involving ATM card breach
A worldwide gang of criminals stole $45 million in a matter of hours by hacking their way into a database of prepaid debit cards and then draining cash machines around the globe, federal prosecutors said on Thursday - and outmoded U.S. card technology may be partly to blame.
