The malware ships with a card with a built-in chip and near field communication functionality (NFC) “ready-to-use,” and “does not require any physical access.”
While regular ATMs have long been a target, fraud related to Bitcoin ATMs has so far not amounted to much until now that this bitcoin ATM malware has been released. Bitcoin ATM allows the exchange of Bitcoin and cash, with some Bitcoin ATMs offering bidirectional functionality enabling both the purchase of Bitcoin as well as the sale of Bitcoin for cash. While attacks on regular ATMs haven’t waned, attackers have continued to abandon traditional methods such as skimmers and are now relying on advanced methods such as malware.
The malware is already in circulation and in use in several locations around the world. Once a buyer purchases the malware, he or she also gets a ready-to-use card with NFC and EMV capabilities. The malware is reported to take advantage of service vulnerabilities, enabling its users to receive as much Bitcoins as possible.
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