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ATM Security Research Highlights Software Supply Chain Vulnerabilities
Researcher Matt Burch presented findings on vulnerabilities in ATM security software at the Black Hat and Defcon conferences, emphasizing the broader implications for the software supply chain. The vulnerabilities in CryptoPro Secure Disk software, used in ATMs, have been addressed by the developer, CryptWare, with updates issued in late 2026. Burch calls for greater transparency and awareness in security practices across industries.
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Researcher Matt Burch presented findings on vulnerabilities in ATM security software at the Black Hat and Defcon conferences, emphasizing the broader implications for the software supply chain. The vulnerabilities in CryptoPro Secure Disk software, used in ATMs, have been addressed by the developer, CryptWare, with updates issued in late 2026. Burch calls for greater transparency and awareness in security practices across industries.
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