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Five Venezuelans Plead Guilty in US Court to ATM Jackpotting
AI summary
Five individuals from Venezuela have pleaded guilty in a US court to charges related to ATM jackpotting. They had attempted to install malware on ATMs to force the machines to dispense cash, but their efforts were unsuccessful. The guilty pleas are the result of their involvement in this scheme to manipulate ATMs for financial gain. The defendants' actions were part of a broader attempt to exploit vulnerabilities in ATMs. Their unsuccessful attempts to install malware prevented the theft of cash from the targeted machines. The case highlights the ongoing threat of jackpotting attacks against ATMs.
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