ATM Industry Incident Report – Replenishment and Security Detail 11-30-2024, 04:38 AM
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Hola compañeros,
I am sharing with the infosec community a detailed report I "found" about an ATM company and a theft incident. This information is not for public reading, but sensitive details are redacted. If you need uncensored information, it is available.
Summary of the Incident (Redacted):
On January 13, 2023, a driver, [name redacted], collected $36,000 in cash to refill ATMs.
He placed the cash in the glove compartment of his company vehicle instead of the required security safe.
During his first stop at a convenience store, $34,000 was stolen from the vehicle.
The thief broke the driver’s window and escaped in a Chevrolet Malibu.
Key Points in the Report:
Detailed daily cash replenishment process, including route planning, cash transport, and ATM servicing.
Security measures: Drivers are armed, vehicles have alarms, and a TPI-manufactured steel safe is installed.
CCTV footage captured the theft. Investigation into the vehicle's alarm system and driver actions is ongoing.
Important Notes:
This report contains information about ATM industry processes, vulnerabilities, and response actions. The purpose of sharing is educational, to help the community understand real-world security risks in cash handling and transport.
Sensitive details such as names, locations, and contract specifics have not been omitted for informational and whatever reasons
.
For those looking for the full breakdown and a little extra, I’ve shared the detailed report on my Pastebin. You can access it there Dive in and let me know your thoughts. Estoy aquí para compartir y aprender juntos.
¡Gracias por leer!
P.S.: For those who truly appreciate exclusive insights, I've amassed a substantial collection of over 1.2TB of curated insurance industry data. It's packed with information waiting to be explored and analyzed. If you’re someone who knows what to do with this kind of trove of data, you know where to find me..
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I am sharing with the infosec community a detailed report I "found" about an ATM company and a theft incident. This information is not for public reading, but sensitive details are redacted. If you need uncensored information, it is available.
Summary of the Incident (Redacted):
On January 13, 2023, a driver, [name redacted], collected $36,000 in cash to refill ATMs.
He placed the cash in the glove compartment of his company vehicle instead of the required security safe.
During his first stop at a convenience store, $34,000 was stolen from the vehicle.
The thief broke the driver’s window and escaped in a Chevrolet Malibu.
Key Points in the Report:
Detailed daily cash replenishment process, including route planning, cash transport, and ATM servicing.
Security measures: Drivers are armed, vehicles have alarms, and a TPI-manufactured steel safe is installed.
CCTV footage captured the theft. Investigation into the vehicle's alarm system and driver actions is ongoing.
Important Notes:
This report contains information about ATM industry processes, vulnerabilities, and response actions. The purpose of sharing is educational, to help the community understand real-world security risks in cash handling and transport.
Sensitive details such as names, locations, and contract specifics have not been omitted for informational and whatever reasons
.For those looking for the full breakdown and a little extra, I’ve shared the detailed report on my Pastebin. You can access it there Dive in and let me know your thoughts. Estoy aquí para compartir y aprender juntos.
¡Gracias por leer!
P.S.: For those who truly appreciate exclusive insights, I've amassed a substantial collection of over 1.2TB of curated insurance industry data. It's packed with information waiting to be explored and analyzed. If you’re someone who knows what to do with this kind of trove of data, you know where to find me..
FeBsW9vetD
(This post was last modified: 11-30-2024, 04:45 AM by InDolphWeTrust.)
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