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Tag Archives: Automation

29Jan/18

Secret Service issues ‘ATM jackpotting’ alert

January 29, 2018FinanceAlert, ATM, ATM usage fees, Automated teller machines, Automation, bank, Disaster/Accident, Economy, financial services, Money, Payment systems, SMS banking, U.S. Secret Servicesmbale

The U.S. Secret Service this week issued an alert to banks warning banks about an ATM exploit known called “jackpotting.” Continue reading →

06Sep/17

U.S. House unanimously approves sweeping self-driving car measure

September 6, 2017TransportAutomation, Autonomous car, Control engineering, Emerging technologies, Robotics, Technology, Technology/Internet, Transport, Vehicular automationsmbale

WASHINGTON, DC, UNITED STATES (SEPTEMBER 6, 2017) (HOUSE TV) – The U.S. House unanimously approved on Wednesday (September 6) a sweeping proposal to speed the deployment of self-driving cars without human controls and bar states from blocking autonomous vehicles. Continue reading →

29Jul/16

ATM skimming – how to spot ATM skimmers

July 29, 2016FinanceAsynchronous Transfer Mode, ATM, Automated teller machines, Automation, Cash machine, Credit card fraud, Global ATM Alliance, Identity theft, Payment systems, Skimsmbale

This animation explains the practice of automatic teller machine (ATM) skimming, a common form of fraud that involves a compromised ATM that allows criminals to access bank accounts.
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23Mar/15

Self-driving car to begin coast-to-coast road trip

March 23, 2015InnovationAudi, Audi SQ5, Automation, Autonomous car, Delphi, Delphi Automotive, Disaster/Accident, DPH HOLDINGS CORP., Driving, Embarcadero Delphi, Road transport, Technology/Internet, Traffic congestion, Transportsmbale

USA (Next Media) – Delphi Automotive hopes their self-driving car will travel across the country on Sunday. The Audi SQ5 will travel 3,500 miles from San Francisco, California to New York City, New York. It is the first coast-to-coast trip by an autonomous vehicle, and arguably the longest automated drive ever attempted.
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