ATM Training

From the heart of Mexico city

As long as physical money continues to be used

ATMs and their central servers will continue to be a target of physical and logical attacks.

$

64

Million dollars was the economic impact of the damage caused by Ploutus malware in Mexico.

73

+

More than 73 ATMs were compromised.

85

%

Of the global transactions are in cash.

Why is ATM Training relevant?

Our objective in this training is that at the end you’ll be able to generate indicators for the detection of external agents connected to your ATMs.

Training Verticals

Threat modeling of ATM attacks

Physical and logical attacks

Malware analysis in ATMs

Vulnerabilities analysis in ATM protection products (Zero Day)

Vulnerability analysis of NFC (contactless) ATM readers

Monitoring and detection strategies for Attack and Compromise Indicators

Threat Intelligence platform

Ocelot Threat Intelligence Platform is born to tackle the lack of Threat Intelligence, APT Tracking, Ransomware profiling, and Cybercrime indicators in Latin America.

Covered attacks in the traning

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DMA Attack

A DMA attack is a type of physical attack, in which the attacker can penetrate a computer or other device by exploiting the presence of high-speed expansion ports that allow direct memory access.

USB Rubber Ducky Attack

The attacker makes ATM believe it’s receiving an external accepted device and, through it injects command to the ATM.

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Whether you've experienced a breach, want to test your cybersecurity maturity or readiness, or transform your cybersecurity program - our team is ready to go.

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