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Two unknown people stole fifteen hundred dollars from an ATM located in a store in Pennsylvania, using the usual instructions from the money machine.
Anyone who gets their hands on this document will learn that the standard password for accessing all functions of the ATM is “123456” (the password in that ill-fated ATM was not changed and was valid from the day it was installed). Using this knowledge, the criminals reprogrammed the ATM to dispense twenty-dollar bills instead of one-dollar bills.
The owner of the store, who put these very bills into the money machine (in our country this is done at least under the supervision of a machine gunner), said that he was far from a technician, and his job was to put the money in and see the statement at the end of the day.
The police have been investigating this case since June of this year, but the investigation has not yet yielded any results.
Anyone who gets their hands on this document will learn that the standard password for accessing all functions of the ATM is “123456” (the password in that ill-fated ATM was not changed and was valid from the day it was installed). Using this knowledge, the criminals reprogrammed the ATM to dispense twenty-dollar bills instead of one-dollar bills.
The owner of the store, who put these very bills into the money machine (in our country this is done at least under the supervision of a machine gunner), said that he was far from a technician, and his job was to put the money in and see the statement at the end of the day.
The police have been investigating this case since June of this year, but the investigation has not yet yielded any results.
