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Views on ATM security, countering ATM Crime and ATM Fraud Prevention
Tuesday, 9 October 2012
ATM related skimming losses rise again - mainly outside Europe
The European ATM Security Team (EAST) has reported a 15% increase
in ATM related skimming losses, despite a 13% fall in skimming incidents. Most of these losses are taking place outside Europe in countries where the EMV (Chip and PIN) liability shift has not yet been
adopted, or where the roll out of EMV compliant ATMs has not yet been
completed. That being said, skimming incidents now make up just 35% of all reported ATM related fraud attacks, with the remainder being due to low-tech attacks such as cash trapping, card trapping and transaction reversal fraud (TRF). Losses due to the low-tech attacks are very low: losses of just €3 million were reported, compared to skimming related losses of €128 million.
Labels:
card skimming,
card trapping,
cash trapping,
EAST,
EMV,
EMV liability shift,
TRF
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