its a prop like the Samsung phone in the fake monk pic

its either hold it or get whipped

Someone had a haircut!



http://www.yobminh.com/?p=39487

prahocalypse now wrote: ↑Thu Nov 30, 2017 9:28 am Someone had a haircut!



http://www.yobminh.com/?p=39487

His mom called him from Belarus and said, Listen up Son, you're a disgrace to the family... so he got his hair fixed.

Bitte_Kein_Lexus wrote: ↑Tue Nov 28, 2017 7:37 am How would it force exploit? It looks like battery pack with a wire... Melt the slot? Wouldn't work. Looking down below, it looks like that wire still has the coating on it. I have no clue how they would use that. I've seen other card readers before and they don't look like what they have.

It's an AC adapter like for a laptop.

cptrelentless wrote: ↑Mon Nov 27, 2017 5:14 pm
The thing they have is obviously not designed to be resident in the machine, what with the massive power supply and tape. This device looks designed to attack the ATM and force it to issue cash. I know that the ABA cash machines here in SHV are Windows XP as I've seen them crash, but this looks like it's designed for a physical exploit rather than software. Pity there's not a more detailed picture

An ATM near me had a "Press CONTROL + ALT + DELETE to continue" message on its screen recently. With a Windows 7 logo beneath. Seems crazy to use Windows on an ATM and not purpose-specific software.

Now two Russians, Alexander Zametnya, 30, and Ivan Telenkov, 29, have been arrested trying to rob the same ABA ATM on st.240.







http://cpntv.net/posts/6890.cpn

Is that a wig?

timmydownawell wrote:

Bitte_Kein_Lexus wrote: ↑Tue Nov 28, 2017 7:37 am How would it force exploit? It looks like battery pack with a wire... Melt the slot? Wouldn't work. Looking down below, it looks like that wire still has the coating on it. I have no clue how they would use that. I've seen other card readers before and they don't look like what they have.

It's an AC adapter like for a laptop.

cptrelentless wrote: ↑Mon Nov 27, 2017 5:14 pm
The thing they have is obviously not designed to be resident in the machine, what with the massive power supply and tape. This device looks designed to attack the ATM and force it to issue cash. I know that the ABA cash machines here in SHV are Windows XP as I've seen them crash, but this looks like it's designed for a physical exploit rather than software. Pity there's not a more detailed picture

An ATM near me had a "Press CONTROL + ALT + DELETE to continue" message on its screen recently. With a Windows 7 logo beneath. Seems crazy to use Windows on an ATM and not purpose-specific software.

That’s surprising. They must have updated it to windows 7. All ATMs run Windows (as far as I know) and even more shocking is most of them, even in the West, believe it or not, run on windows XP.

and................... there's the phone !

Not one of you has given thought to the poor victim in this story. The same ATM violated twice by these eastern european ne’er-do-wells.

I guess the nearby security guards were asleep.

Two on trial for failed ATM heist
6 April 2018
Phnom Penh Municipal Court yesterday tried two Belarus nationals over an attempted ATM heist in Daun Penh district in November.
Presiding Judge Seng Leang identified the men as Maksim Molocnkov, 30, and Alexander Bubenko, 39, both of whom face charges of theft and breaking and entering, and face three to ten years in prison if convicted.

Judge Leang said the two men, who wore caps and balaclavas, broke into an ABA ATM in Chey Chumneas commune in the early hours of November 27 last year and attempted to steal money from the cash dispenser.

Mr Molocnkov broke into the ATM and attempted to reach the cash while Mr Bubenko was outside as a lookout for police or security guards, Judge Leang said.

“Security guards who were monitoring CCTV feeds saw Mr Molocnkov trying to break into the ATM,” Judge Leang said. “They proceeded to apprehend the men and hand them over to local police.”

Police confiscated about $20 from the men, as well as fake ATM cards.

Both men denied the allegations during their trial yesterday, stating that they were arrested while attempting to withdraw money from the ATM and that he incident was just a simple misunderstanding. They claimed that they were intoxicated and were trying to withdraw cash from a malfunctioning ATM.
http://www.khmertimeskh.com/50300100/tw ... atm-heist/