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There appeared a new type of ATM malware that security experts warn about. It is being advertised in the cybercrime underground and specifically designed to target Europe.
A bad actor claimed that the new ATM malware called “EU ATM Malware” has 99% success rate. It can compromise most ATMs in Europe and around 60% of ATMs worldwide, posing a major threat to global banking security. The malware can target ATMs from various leading companies.
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The developers of this malware claim that it can generate up to $30,000 per ATM, making it a lucrative tool for cybercriminals. The malware is fully automated, simplifying its deployment and operation. However, it also includes a manual operation mode for those who prefer a hands-on approach reported by daily darkweb.
The malware is being sold with flexible payment options, including:
A monthly subscription.
A test payload option valid for three days.
An initial fee plus a share of the profits from successful jackpotting operations.
The European banking sector, known for its stringent security measures, now faces a formidable challenge in safeguarding its ATM infrastructure against this advanced and pervasive threat.
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