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Depends on what you mean by "harder to install malware on". Most of these machines are regular Windows, and inherit the default risk associated with such machin
by mmicn 13y ago
Depends on what you mean by "harder to install malware on". Most of these machines are regular Windows, and inherit the default risk associated with such machines. The only difference is that some might have better hardening.
- BuildTheRobots 13y ago> Most of these machines are regular Windows What's "Regular" Windows" when it's at home? The couple of ATMs I managed to see the inside of were either running WinCE or OS/2.
- mmicn 13y agoThe windows CE and OS/2 are getting rare. those I have tested all had win XP and win 7. (I have tested nearly every major financial institution in my country)
- thrownaway2424 13y agoWhenever I come across a green-screen ATM running decent old software I practically leap for joy. Why? I can get my money in 5 seconds. The new ones, that I guess are running Flash on top of MSIE on top of WinXP, are unbelievably slow.
- chiph 13y agoMy favorite are the ones where the developer got the resolution of the screen wrong, and both the horizontal & vertical scrollbars are present. The touch screen is emulating a mouse, so you can drag the bars a little ways.
- peterwwillis 13y agoRead the first link I posted.