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Tenente Santini
How are we supposed to detect this?
this is next level, stay safe out there!
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Big cue I see is no flashing light. However if this isn’t your normal bank and you’re traveling, it’s advisable to go inside to complete your transaction if possible.
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I've been told that ATM machines are not popular is Brazil.
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If possible, ALWAYS go inside of a bank to make your transaction, especially if traveling abroad.
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That is so much effort... how did they deploy that without being super suspicious looking?
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They might have just brought along a clipboard and toolbag and did it in the middle of the day.
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If you freeze-frame when she lifts up the facade, it actually has its own LCD screen - somehow there's software on the facade that is replicating the entire UI? (or at the very least screen-scraping the genuine ATM's screen?)
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From what the policewoman says, it's a partially disassembled notebook with its own card reader, so I'd hazard it has a full copy of an unhappy path of attract mode > insert card > type in your PIN > error, which is more than enough for them to clone your card and PIN.
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The lack of green flashing LED lights around the card insertion slot gave it away for me (I always look for those whenever I use an ATM).
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The flashing light technology is just too advanced to be replicated by criminals :D
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