The ATM hack is just the latest example of how security, especially when it comes to the little things, can get overlooked.

A couple of crafty 14-year-old kids from Winnipeg figured out how to get past the security on a a Bank of Montreal ATM. Crazy as it might sound, the “hack” didn’t require any advanced ...

Computer security expert Barnaby Jack recently demonstrated how to get an ATM to spit money for minutes on end. Jack purchased some ATMs online for his research, and says the tools required to ...

Barnaby Jack's ATM hacking demonstration reveals shocking vulnerabilities that allow machines to spit out cash effortlessly.

Clues littered around the store offer codes that let you 'hack' an Evil Corp ATM for real cash -- if you're astute, you can get as much as $50.

The clues to the four-digit code are scattered throughout the store, allowing for customers to follow the clues to piece together the right code and “hack” the ATM to have it dispense $50 in cash.

There is no such thing as free money, and that Chase ATM "hack" that became a social media sensation is committing check fraud. Don't do it.

A new study from researchers at the University of California, San Diego, posits that thermal imaging cameras can be used to capture the residual heat left over from freshly pressed ATM keys.

Two 14-year-old boys managed to hack into an ATM machine during their school lunch break.