UNC2891 Hackers Use Cloned Cards and Raspberry Pi to Steal from ATMs
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Hackers identified as UNC2891 have been using cloned cards and Raspberry Pi devices to illegally withdraw cash from ATMs. This operation has compromised dozens of ATMs, highlighting a sophisticated method of hacking and hardware tampering. Group-IB's recent analysis indicates the scale and technical details of this ongoing threat.
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