Is your ATM password about to get a lot more colourful? New anti-fraud system uses colours, symbols and numbers - and the keypad changes every time you use it System could also be used on phones ...

Knowing what to look for before using an ATM can protect you from becoming the victim of identity theft and more financial crimes. Watch out for these four red flags that can indicate an ATM has ...

One uses glue. The other uses napkins. The first scam targets people who use the ATM keypad instead of the touch screen, namely those who remember the days when screens were only made to be viewed.

Genmega, an ATM manufacturer, creates a device using UV-C light to sanitize ATM keypads amid the COVID-19 pandemic. It says it can kill up to 99 percent of bacteria and viruses.

If an ATM looks suspicious – for instance, if it has a discolored or loose card reader or an unresponsive keypad – use another machine. Regularly check your monthly statement for strange ...

Be careful the next time you visit the nearby automated teller machine (ATM), as the keypad may be loaded with bacterias from spoiled food to parasites that may also cause sexually transmitted ...

The thieves who ripped off $100,000 from at least 50 ATM users in the last few months employed a sophisticated new way of stealing data, cops said yesterday. Police initially thought the info-crook… ...

"We are thrilled to offer our customers the added convenience of the Allpoint ATM Network," said Marc Yrsha, Senior Executive Vice President, Chief Banking Officer of Arrow Financial Corporation.

Tulsa police are investigating after a man reported finding a fake keypad at an ATM location.

Last year we showed you how to spot an ATM card skimmer. Thieves have increased their efforts and are now using tiny pinhole cameras to capture your PIN number too. Keep the keypad covered to ...