NGate Malware Allows ATM Cash Withdrawals Using Stolen Payment Cards
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NGate malware has been identified as a tool that enables attackers to withdraw cash from ATMs using stolen payment cards. Victims of this malware include individuals whose card information has been compromised. The malware exploits vulnerabilities in ATM systems to facilitate unauthorized transactions.
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