2020
DOI: 10.11591/ijeecs.v17.i3.pp1224-1231
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Design and development for detection and prevention of ATM skimming frauds

Abstract: ATM Skimming is a major concern that needs to be addressed with a specific solution. ATM Skimming is done in two steps. One is stealing the Personal Information that is stored on the Debit card / Credit card using Rain cover connected to the card reader slot (ATM’s real card slot). The second is installing a Fake keypad that can capture the pin code when the card holder enters pin details. Few researchers have proposed solutions to address the issue using Image Processing techniques. However, it does not provi… Show more

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“…A prominent example in 2017 involved a Lahore resident sentenced to a significant prison period for the harassment and for blackmailing a woman via Facebook, marking a landmark in legal actions against cyber harassment in Pakistan. The banking sector has not been exempted to cyber threats either, displayed by a spate of ATM skimming frauds, notably in 2018 when an elaborate skimming scheme involving international culprits came to light, prompting a review of cybersecurity manners within Pakistani banks (Al Hattali, Hussain, & Frank, 2020). An accused was convicted for cyberstalking through the creation of a fake social media account, In the Sadia Mirza case relating to 2008, registered under the Electronic Transaction Ordinance of 2002, where a legal precedent was set out in addressing such cybercrimes.…”
Section: Evolution Of Cyber Law and Cyber-security Policiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A prominent example in 2017 involved a Lahore resident sentenced to a significant prison period for the harassment and for blackmailing a woman via Facebook, marking a landmark in legal actions against cyber harassment in Pakistan. The banking sector has not been exempted to cyber threats either, displayed by a spate of ATM skimming frauds, notably in 2018 when an elaborate skimming scheme involving international culprits came to light, prompting a review of cybersecurity manners within Pakistani banks (Al Hattali, Hussain, & Frank, 2020). An accused was convicted for cyberstalking through the creation of a fake social media account, In the Sadia Mirza case relating to 2008, registered under the Electronic Transaction Ordinance of 2002, where a legal precedent was set out in addressing such cybercrimes.…”
Section: Evolution Of Cyber Law and Cyber-security Policiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Skimming [9] Attackers install devices on ATMs or other card readers to steal card information. This information is then be used to create counterfeit cards or make unauthorized transactions.…”
Section: Fraudulent Banking Approach Threatmentioning
confidence: 99%