ATM manufacturer NCR corporation is highlighting an aspect of its machine's software that is able to withstand an "insider" placing malware on it machines.
In March, technology focused media outlets reported that Diebold, another major ATM manufacturer, had some of its machines in Russia compromised by thieves who actually got inside the machines to place code which stole data from card transactions at the machines.
Diebold never commented on the reported attacks, but announced a reorganization of its security operations in the middle of the month. Media outlets also published memos from the ATM manufacturer to deployers of its machines warning them of the security threat.
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