
ATM ‘jackpotting’ crime wave grows after thieves walk away with hundreds of thousands in cash
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Virginia police hunt suspects in 'jackpotting' ATM heist that netted $175,000. The cyber-physical crime involves malware to force machines to dispense cash rapidly.
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The crime spree began on Oct. 3, when an unknown man approached an Apple Federal Credit Union drive-thru ATM in Fair Oaks, a suburb located inside of Fairfax, at around 10:20 p.m., FCPD said in a statement. Police say the individual then used a key to access the ATM, though authorities do not know what actions were taken once the machine was opened.
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