The windows CE and OS/2 are getting rare. those I have tested all had win XP and win 7. (I have tested nearly every major financial institution in my country)
With regards to the "spraying of bills", the bills themselves are usually in a safe, which is separated from the electronics (computer & peripherals). But I do agree that when a machine is breached it should halt…
Depends on what you mean by "harder to install malware on". Most of these machines are regular Windows, and inherit the default risk associated with such machines. The only difference is that some might have better…
from experience (I was a security assessment professional and I have looked at multiple of these ATM machines in the past from a hackers point of view), these machines are almost always windows XP SP3 or the newer once…
The windows CE and OS/2 are getting rare. those I have tested all had win XP and win 7. (I have tested nearly every major financial institution in my country)
With regards to the "spraying of bills", the bills themselves are usually in a safe, which is separated from the electronics (computer & peripherals). But I do agree that when a machine is breached it should halt…
Depends on what you mean by "harder to install malware on". Most of these machines are regular Windows, and inherit the default risk associated with such machines. The only difference is that some might have better…
from experience (I was a security assessment professional and I have looked at multiple of these ATM machines in the past from a hackers point of view), these machines are almost always windows XP SP3 or the newer once…