Sophos’s Vanja Svajcer had heard a rumor that some ATMs in Russia had been hacked with Trojan software installed on them. Suspects have been apprehended in the case, Diebold said. Diebold started warning customers in January that criminals in Russia were breaking into Diebold ATMs and installing card-sniffing software and “devices” Suspects are now in the custody of Diebold, the company told CNN TechWired.com.com/sophos.”]
Source: https://www.csoonline.com/article/2136858/diebold-says-hackers-put-trojan-on-russian-atms.html