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10/01/2006

Robber Hacks ATM Machine

Last week in Virginia Beach, a hacker reprogrammed an ATM machine at a gas station to dispense $20 bills instead of $5 bills. It took approximately nine days before anyone reported the error. Video after the jump.
He used a debit card along with knowledge he reportedly found through a Google search. The cracker found master passwords to the Tranax Mini-Bank ATM -- and instructions -- in a PDF version of a 102-page manual posted on the Web site of a Tranax reseller
[via TheRawFeed]

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who in their right mind would report it oh no please help me i got free money :)
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@Spoot - well yes. People are so corrupt these days lol
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Don't most atm only dispense at 20 dollar rates. I really have to say I have never seen a atm that gives out in 5 dollar increments. So i find this hard to believe.
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well up where I live they have $10 ATMS. BTW it doesn't say it outputs $5 dollars, but thinks it is. Maybe this could mean you can only take out 20 dollars at a time but the atm thinks hey I give him 4 20 dollar bills. He probably changed the number 20 to 5. I dunno maybe your right.
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Here in the midwest most of the ATM machines dispense 5' and 20's. Makes it easiest to make any round amount.
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The "Machine" you keep using after ATM is redundant since ATM stands for Automatic Teller Machine. You'd think someone at a site called "Techblog" would know this.
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