Have you ever had your debit card or credit card information stolen from an ATM? If you have, you may have fallen victim to a skimmer. Tiny devices used by fraudsters called "skimmers" can be attached ...

Our simple tips show you how to protect yourself from fraudsters trying to cash in when you use ATMs or other unattended payment machines. I review privacy tools like hardware security keys, password ...

Scammers use legit-looking devices to steal your credit and debit card information at gas pumps, department stores, and ATMs.

ATMs enable cash withdrawals, balance checks, deposits, fund transfers, and payments. Using ATMs can incur fees and possible risks from card skimmers; careful selection is advised. Despite digital ...

A new report from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) shows that money lost to fraudulent bitcoin ATM scammers increased nearly tenfold between 2020 and 2023. Per the spotlight report published on Sept ...

The use of cardless ATMs is on the rise. Thanks to technology like QR codes and mobile apps, cardless ATMs allow customers to withdraw money without having to swipe, insert or tap with a plastic card.

SAN FRANCISCO -- ATMs provide great convenience -- but they're also longtime targets of thieves. Some use skimmers to steal your account number, or stand nearby to rob customers. Now there's a new ...

You might not realize it, but the next time you make a deposit or withdrawal at an ATM, it may belong to three of the country’s biggest ATM networks: Allpoint, MoneyPass or CO-OP. Each of these ...