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Video Appears To Capture Russian Panic Over Impending Bank Blockade
Following talks to exclude Russia from the global payments system SWIFT, a video circulating online depicts hundreds of Russian queuing outside ATMs in what appears to be a bank run as the West moves to freeze Russia out of international payments.
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Hackers Used Cloned ATM Cards To Withdraw Rs 78 Crore From Cosmos Bank
Following a hacking of servers of city-headquartered Cosmos Bank, Rs 78 crore were withdrawn "physically" from 28 countries including the UK, USA, Russia and the UAE using cloned ATM cards, the police said on Friday.
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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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New Russian ATMs designed to detect lies
Russia's biggest retail bank is testing a machine that the old K.G.B. might have loved, an A.T.M. with a built-in lie detector intended to prevent consumer credit fraud. Consumers with no previous relationship with the bank could talk to the machine to apply for a credit card, with no human intervention required on the bank's end. The machine scans...
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Video Appears To Capture Russian Panic Over Impending Bank Blockade
Following talks to exclude Russia from the global payments system SWIFT, a video circulating online depicts hundreds of Russian queuing outside ATMs in what appears to be a bank run as the West moves to freeze Russia out of international payments.
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Hackers Used Cloned ATM Cards To Withdraw Rs 78 Crore From Cosmos Bank
Following a hacking of servers of city-headquartered Cosmos Bank, Rs 78 crore were withdrawn "physically" from 28 countries including the UK, USA, Russia and the UAE using cloned ATM cards, the police said on Friday.
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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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New Russian ATMs designed to detect lies
Russia's biggest retail bank is testing a machine that the old K.G.B. might have loved, an A.T.M. with a built-in lie detector intended to prevent consumer credit fraud. Consumers with no previous relationship with the bank could talk to the machine to apply for a credit card, with no human intervention required on the bank's end. The machine scans...
