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Ploutus Malware Family

The long-lived ATM malware first seen in 2013 that remains central to current jackpotting prosecutions.

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Five jackpotting guilty pleas describe a crew that shopped for ATM models it could infect

Prosecutors in Kansas say the group crossed state lines to reach ATMs it believed were architecturally softer, which makes the machine on the street the control that mattered. The FBI counts 700 such incidents in 2025.

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Ploutus Malware Family — Clarity Today