Casey Chan an editor for Gizmodo writes "Stealing ATM PIN Numbers Using a Thermal Camera Is Too Freaking Easy"
< Previous  | 

ATM PIN Number can be Stolen with Thermal Camera

Andrew a.k.a. Modem Sniffer found a great article explaining how a thermal camera can be used to steal ATM numbers.

Criminals will attach camera to ATM or video you as you use machines, please check around the ATM prior to use for hidden cameras.

Stealing ATM PIN Numbers Using a Thermal Camera Is Too Freaking Easy
By Casey Chan

Note, these cameras appear to start in price at around 2000 USD, and to avoid is easy by choosing a machine with steal keys.



ATM PIN Number can be Stolen with Thermal Camera

Add related photos
Do you have a photo related to this page?
Click here to add. Free Membership
1 comments

Join the conversation!

john's Profile Photo

john from United States of America flag has written 84 comments

I deal with ATM and credit card fraud cases everyday. There are a few really easy things you can do to protect yourself. First it goes without saying but always be aware of your surroundings and if the ATM looks scratched up or otherwised tampered with don't use it. The second thing is when you put in your pin cover your hand with your other hand (for example if you are right handed put your left hand over your right hand when you put in your pin), this will fool pin hole cameras setup in the machine. Last one is if you are afraid of thermal cameras lightly put your fingers on other numbers that have nothing to do with your PIN.

Visited 21 Cities |

You are not Signed In. Sign In to Leave a Comment or Sign Up

Van RV Motorhome Buy Gear used by Andy on RoadTrip of USA