Triton Systems, a leading manufacturer of ATMs, has issued a security warning to ATM deployers, including credit unions, to keep their ATM security systems up to date.
The manufacturer, which specializes in building stand-alone, primarily cash-dispensing ATMs, issued the warning after a researcher at a security firm found a way to make ATMs manufactured by Triton and another firm disgorge all the case in their vaults.
Barnaby Jack, the director of Security Research at IOActive Labs, demonstrated how he was able to walk up to an ATM and upload software that made the ATM spit out all its cash.
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