3D-Printed ATM Skimmers Help Crooks Steal $100K

By  |  August 19, 2013
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Fraudsters are now using 3-D printers to create custom bankcard skimming devices, VentureBeat reported on August 18.

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    The latest incident took place in Sydney, Australia. There, criminals stole an estimated $100,000 by recording credit card numbers with the devices.

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    For more on how 3-D printing allows fraudsters to custom-fit skimmers to ATMs, click here.


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