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Protect Yourself At The ATM

by: Abby Martin

Sep 6th, 2017

Banking TipsInformation SecuritySecurity

ATM Skimming involves stealing debit card numbers by putting an illegal card reading device on an ATM. Criminals often use the skimming device with hidden cameras recording PINs entered on the keypad to steal account information and hijack an account. Check out the infographic below for tips on how to protect yourself at the ATM.

infographic for tips on how to protect yourself at the ATM
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