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ATM security 2025 is a growing concern for financial institutions facing increasingly sophisticated attacks. Understanding the threat landscape is essential to strengthen protection strategies and reduce risks.

Auriga presents an in-depth analysis of the most common ATM attack vectors, from traditional skimming and jackpotting to malware such as Ploutus, Tyupkin, and Cutlet Maker. These cases demonstrate how attackers evolve rapidly, combining physical and digital techniques to bypass security controls.

The growing use of AI and machine learning by both attackers and defenders means banks must adapt quickly. Proactive monitoring, real-time threat detection, and the implementation of secure software are now baseline requirements.

Among the key ATM security trends for 2025, hybrid attacks are becoming more common. Criminals are no longer relying on a single entry point—they target hardware, software, and even insider vulnerabilities. As a result, financial institutions must deploy multi-layered security frameworks that integrate physical safeguards, endpoint protection, and behavioral analytics.

To dive deeper, check out Auriga’s self-service banking solutions, which include advanced tools for ATM protection.

Preparing for ATM security in 2025 means investing in both technology and training. It also requires collaboration between banks, regulators, and technology providers to ensure resilience across the network.

Visit Auriga’s blog to stay up to date on the latest trends in banking security.

Maintaining free access to cash for the community while minimising costs demands robust cash management strategies.

This white paper explores how modern cash and ATM management and new models for managing ATMs can enable banks and independent ATM deployers (IAD) to make access to cash more convenient, secure and operationally viable against rising cost and regulatory pressures.

A sustainable cash strategy is becoming essential for banks aiming to meet net zero targets by 2025. Rethinking the environmental impact of cash and ATM networks is a key step.

In this white paper, we explain how banks and ATM operators can reduce their carbon footprint without compromising customer service or operational efficiency.

Solutions include optimizing ATM routes, cutting paper waste, and switching to energy-efficient terminals. Using renewable energy to power devices is another effective step.

Cash still plays a crucial role, especially in remote and underserved areas. That’s why the goal isn’t to eliminate cash, but to manage it more sustainably.

Predictive analytics and AI can reduce unnecessary trips for cash replenishment. This limits fuel consumption and lowers emissions.

Learn more about Auriga’s green ATM solutions that help modernize and decarbonize self-service channels.

Adopting a sustainable cash strategy requires cooperation. Banks, regulators, and technology providers must work together to make green goals achievable.

Visit Auriga’s blog for more articles on digital transformation and sustainability in the banking sector.

To reconcile the demand for free access to cash with the requisite cost reductions, banks are increasingly turning towards tech-driven solutions in cash management that elevate service levels while driving down expenses. Traditional cash management approaches are increasingly becoming outdated, paving the way for modern, data-driven solution.

This white paper explores what is ahead for cash management in the banking sector.

Banks are facing two main challenges: provide customer an even more engaging and omnichannel digital experience and reduce infrastucture and operational costs.

What’s next fot ATMs and bank branches then?

Read our latest white paper to explore three main business strategies that would allow financial institutions to remain competitive, provide exceptional services, and continue to play a vital role in the communities they serve.

Recently, a new ATM jackpotting malware variant, dubbed FiXS, has been identified as a new threat infecting ATMs to steal large amounts of cash. What exactly is the modus operandi of this new malware and how can banks defend against it?

Adopting a Zero Trust protection model, which Auriga’s Lookwise Device Manager solution is based upon, is the solution for securing ATM and ASST devices and preventing cyber-attacks from taking place.