As long as there are ATMs, hackers will be there to drain them of money. Although ATM-targeted “jackpotting” malware—which forces machines to spit out cash—has been on the rise for several years, a ...

In the decade since the hacker Barnaby Jack famously made an ATM spit out cash onstage during the 2010 Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas, so-called jackpotting has become a popular criminal ...

The FBI says hacks that trick ATMs into spitting out cash on demand are rising, with hundreds of attacks in the past year ...

A security researcher named Barnaby Jack amazed attendees at the Black Hat security conference by hacking ATM machines in a session titled "Jackpotting Automated Teller Machines Redux". There are some ...

Jackpot! A form of hacking that forces ATMs to spit out thousands of dollars in cash has reached the United States, reports Krebs On Security. This type of hack, called "jackpotting," has previously ...

The late Barnaby Jack showed us in 2010 how cyberattacks could persuade ATMs to part with their cash, in what he called "jackpotting" attacks. Years later, hackers and their well-organized teams of ...

The FBI is urging financial institutions and ATM operators to strengthen physical security, update software, and monitor machines for signs of tampering.