I read about this one on the Sophos Blog this morning. Sophos’s Vanja Svajcer had heard a rumor that some ATMs in Russia had been hacked with Trojan software installed on them. So he checked submissions from VirusTotal and found that there were indeed 3 samples of Trojan code for Windows making Diebold-specific calls. The oldest one was from November.I called up Diebold, who told me that in January, they started warning customers that criminals in Russia were breaking into Diebold ATMs and installing card-sniffing software and “devices.” Suspects have been apprehended in the case, Diebold said.I don’t have a lot more details, but here are two letters Diebold sent out to customers. They’re pretty interesting. Related content opinion Direct Marketing Association on information security: Be safe By Robert McMillan Apr 08, 2011 3 mins Data and Information Security opinion As violence escalates, Libya cuts off the Internet By Robert McMillan Feb 18, 2011 2 mins Core Java opinion An FBI backdoor in OpenBSD? By Robert McMillan Dec 15, 2010 5 mins Data and Information Security opinion Congressional candidate says Democrats leaked his Social Security number By Robert McMillan Sep 28, 2010 1 min Data and Information Security Podcasts Videos Resources Events SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe