SAN DIEGO (CBS 8) - Local research finds a possible new scam Where high-tech thieves could potentially use body heat to lift your PIN code from ATMs. Shielding the ATM keypad with your hand when ...

LOS ANGELES (CBS) — Your body's own heat could be a gold mine for thieves, revealing your ATM PIN number, according to new research out of San Diego. University of California San Diego computer ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Chicago police have found at least three ATM skimming devices inside Walgreens stores in the Loop. The devices were found inside Walgreens stores at Madison and Wells streets at 1:30 ...

Now there's another reason to keep your cash under your mattress — criminals can steal your ATM PIN using thermal cameras. Researchers from the University of California, San Diego carried out a series ...

Do you know how to recognize a compromised ATM? Key findings from a GOBankingRates August 2023 survey polling 1,141 Americans revealed that only 31% of overall respondents check ATMs for signs of ...

If you use an ATM police in Port St. Lucie want to remind you to make sure the unit you are using doesn't have a skimmer attached. Police are investigating a case involving a skimmer being found at an ...

Now there's another reason to keep your cash under your mattress — criminals can steal your ATM PIN using thermal cameras. Researchers from the University of California, San Diego carried out a series ...

A skimming device was discovered Tuesday night on an ATM at a store in the Loop, according to Chicago police. A customer noticed the skimmer at a store in the 200 block of North Michigan Avenue, ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Chicago police have issued a new warning after more than a dozen ATM skimming devices have been found across the city. The skimmers can steal critical personal information. Police ...

The secret codes typed in by banking customers can be recorded using the residual heat left behind on the keypad, says a group of researchers from the University of California at San Diego. Hot hacker ...