Barnaby Jack hit the jackpot at Black Hat on Wednesday. Exploiting bugs in two different ATMs, the researcher from IOActive was able to get them to spit out money on demand and record sensitive data from the cards of people who used them. Barnaby Jack demonstrates his ATM exploit at Black Hat on Wednesday. He showed the attacks on two systems he had purchased himself -- the type of generic ATMs typically found in bars and convenience stores. Criminals have been hitting this type of machine for years, using ATM skimmers to record card data and PINs, or in some cases simply pulling up a truck and hauling the machines away. Patches have already been developed the systems, built by ATM-makers Triton and and Tranax, Jack said. Triton patched the issue in November 2009, said Bob Douglas, Triton's vice president of engineering.

Douglas showed up at Black Hat to attend the talk and a subsequent press conference. Tranax could not immediately be reached for comment. Tranax has had security problems before.

In 2006, that a Virginia Beach, Virginia, criminal used a keypad code to reprogram a Tranax machine into thinking it was dispensing $5 bills. Then, using an anonymous prepaid debit card, he withdrew $20 bills, but was only debited for one-quarter of the money he took. A manual showing how to do this, was available on the Web. But according to Jack there's an easier, much more alarming way to get the money out. Criminals can connect to the machines by dialing them up -- Jack believes a large number of them have remote management tools that can be accessed over a telephone -- and then launching an attack. After experimenting with his own machines, Jack developed a way of bypassing the remote authentication system and installing a homemade rootkit, named Scrooge, that lets him override the machine's firmware. He also developed an online management tool, called Dillinger, that can keep track of compromised machines and store data stolen from people who use them.

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