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Two Venezuelan nationals, Ender Enrique Munoz Perez and Angel Raphael Medina-Taguaripano, have been charged by a federal Grand Jury for allegedly stealing over $235,000 from ATMs in central Oklahoma using malware. This incident highlights the growing trend of cybercriminals employing sophisticated techniques like 'jackpotting' to exploit banking infrastructure.
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2026-03-07
Federal Grand Jury charges two Venezuelan nationals
2026-03-07
Allegations of stealing over $235,000 from ATMs
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