ATM Skimmers in the Wild

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It is estimated that annual losses from ATM fraud totaled about $1 billion in 2008, or about $350,000 each day. Card skimming, where one affixes a bogus card reader on top of the real reader, accounts for more than 80 percent of ATM fraud worldwide.

Below are some pictures and descriptions of a few skimmers found in the wild:


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A skimmer that easily fits over the card reader slot.


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A skimming panel that fits entirely over an ATM console.


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An overlay used to capture PIN. Attached and detached.


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A closeup and inside picture of a removed skimmer.


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This one was found at a bank that requires the customer to swipe the card before entering the lobby. As you can see it isn't as sneaky as some of the others lol.


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Another PIN pad capture device pulled back to reveal legitimate console and numbers.


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Very sneaky ;).


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By the end of 2004 it was reported that 70% of all new ATMs shipped worldwide were Windows based systems.


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Now, with the turn to 2010 in our wake, it is estimated that over 90% of all ATMs operating today are doing so on a variation of Windows.


Hope to inspire some talk of ATMS and skimming logistics in this thread. Cheers.


Edit: if you like my post a +rep would be some encouragement -__-
 
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