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StarForce Technologies , a leading vendor of software protection tools, has published a new white paper highlighting the criminal threat posed by cyber attacks on automated teller machines (ATMs) - the machines which millions of people use every day to withdraw cash from banks.
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StarForce Technologies , a leading vendor of software protection tools, has published a new white paper highlighting the criminal threat posed by cyber attacks on automated teller machines (ATMs) - the machines which millions of people use every day to withdraw cash from banks.
Dmitry Gusev, Deputy Marketing Director with StarForce Technologies, said: "Apart from the sometimes huge financial losses incurred through ATM software frauds, reputation risks caused by such frauds are a major issue for banks.
"Reputation is the core factor when it comes to handing your money to a third-party. Banks work hard to win customer trust.
"Leaks of personal data, money theft from accounts and unstable services can cause a loss of customer trust.
"Solid protection of ATMs that have become the main means of bank-to-customer communication is an investment in building a bank's reputation and in maintaining the trust of existing and potential customers."
The StarForce white paper summarises technical recommendations from ATMIA aimed at preventing criminals 'cracking' ATM software - particularly by 'reverse engineering'.
About StarForce Technologies
StarForce has expertise in software development and digital content protection from copying, hacking and unauthorized use. For more than 10 years it has been successfully developing and implementing state-of-the-art software solutions providing copyright and intellectual property protection worldwide.
Based in Russia, StarForce has representative sales offices in Russia, France, Germany and China. For many years it has been the leading security software developer for the Russian multimedia market which is infamous for its rampant software piracy.
StarForce offers a full set of tools and services for every stage of application development.
StarForce tools transform executable code into StarForce virtual machine instructions, making analysis and modification of software code considerably more difficult for any hacker.
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