KrebsOnSecurity has featured several recent posts on “insert skimmers,” ATM skimming devices made to fit snugly and invisibly inside a cash machine’s card acceptance slot. I’m revisiting ...

The advice from experts: avoid using ATMs in isolated places. Howard Schwartz of the Connecticut Business Bureau says thieves can easily access these machines to insert their illegal card readers.

The tap feature uses radio waves to access your account -- no need to insert your card. But, some Chase Bank customers say thieves used the tap feature plus some ordinary glue to steal their money.

Be sure to use caution when withdrawing cash from some automated teller machines. NCR Corporation, a Georgia-based ATM manufacturer, has reported an uptick in "deep insert" skimming devices on ATM ...

The super-thin “deep insert” skimming devices can be placed inside the card slot of a cash machine in a way that is invisible for users.