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How Fraudsters Use Cryptocurrency A.T.M.s to Target Victims

The kiosks, which resemble conventional A.T.M.s and convert cash into virtual currencies, are increasingly under scrutiny as a tool for scammers.

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A Bitcoin A.T.M. in a convenience store in Miami. Crypto A.T.M. operators are in at least 28,000 locations, according to Treasury Department data.
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Offline, Not Off-Guard: Countering Software Supply Chain Threats in High-Security Environments

For decades, federal programs operating in high-security or classified domains have relied on air-gapped environments as a primary line of defense. The simple logic being that if networks are physically isolated from the public internet, they can't be attacked from the outside. But, in today's evolving cybersecurity landscape, this assumption of safety through isolation no longer holds.

The post Offline, Not Off-Guard: Countering Software Supply Chain Threats in High-Security Environments appeared first on Security Boulevard.

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