If you're looking for security tips or best practices for preventing your information (and money) from being stolen at an ATM, you can turn to organizations such as the American Bankers Association, ...

It's the four-digit code that controls access to your bank account. A data analysis blog recently pored over 3 million stolen PINs, and you won't believe the most common ATM pin code. It's as easy as ...

In part two of a special three part series on TODAY, Sid Kirchheimer, author of "Scam—Proof Your Life" tells you tips on how to keep ATM thieves away from your money. We all know it's important to be ...

Hackers who gain control of a smartwatch can record hand motion down to the millimeter and steal PIN numbers when they are entered at ATMs with 80 percent accuracy on the first try, and over 90 ...

If a pickpocket stole your wallet and tried to use your bank card at an ATM, you'd like to think he wouldn't be able to guess your PIN and that your cash would be safe until you canceled your card.

A viral Facebook post advises ATM users being forced to withdraw cash to enter their PIN backwards to secretly call the police. No ATMs in United States have, or have ever had, this security feature.

I spent several hours this past week watching video footage from hidden cameras that skimmer thieves placed at ATMs to surreptitiously record customers entering their PINs. I was surprised to see that ...