How To Prevent the iPhone or SmartPhone ATM, Debit and Credit Card PIN Code Hack Home Categories Cyberattacks How To Prevent the iPhone or SmartPhone ATM, Debit and Credit Card PIN Code Hack 0 0 2.62K 1 11y ago 2014-09-06T13:34:45-05:00 11y ago 2014-09-08T21:59:55-05:00 Online Threat Alerts The YouTube video below, created by Mark Rober, will show you how cyber-criminals can use an IPhone and infrared or thermal camera to steal your ATM PIN code. Watch the video and learn how to prevent this from happening you, so that you will not be their next victim. How To Prevent the iPhone or SmartPhone ATM, Debit and Credit Card PIN Code HackIf you are unable to view the video above, please click here to watch it on Youtube.com.After watching the video, you should have learnt that the best way to prevent the ATM PIN Code Hack from happening to you, is to rest your other fingers on other buttons while you type or enter your PIN code into a credit/debit card machine. This will leave a meaningless heat signature.Also, the hack doesn't work on metal buttons because they reflect infrared and are highly thermally conductive. This will make them reflect infrared like a mirror and dissipate heat quickly, which will not leave a thermal heat signature behind.This hack is also possible with other SmartPhones, as long as the device is able to use an infrared camera.Here are some related articles:How Your Computer Can Be HackedWebsites Moving To HTTPS (Secure) Pages by Default Due To Wi-Fi Snooping Check the comment section below for answers or additional information. Share what you know, or ask a question about this article by leaving a comment below. Online Threat Alerts is not affiliated with or endorsed by any trademark owner mentioned in this article. Some of the information in samples in this article may have been impersonated or spoofed. Save + Was this article helpful? (1) (0) More For You Santista Virtual USPS Tracking Number Scam Text - SantistaVirtual Is hanuoe.store an Untrustworthy Online Store? Is xksale.com a Fraudulent Online Laptop Store? 'Yahoo You Have Been Hacked' Phishing Scam Play Joltz at www.playjoltz.com - It is a Fraudulent Website The 'Panasonic Annual LinkedIn Promotions' is a Lottery Scam Virus Email - BH Live Tickets Confirmation of Order Number for the Peter Pan Show Virus Email - Protesto-CH-Bradesco -000234395853.zip (19407) Shakira Dies in Serious Accident - Virus Celebrity Hoax Virus Email - 09v2014 ELSTER Finanzamt.n28876 - MAGPIE Tax Office Facebook Scam - We are Giving Away a FREE Chevrolet Camaro SS on November 30 2014 Facebook Scam - We are Giving Away a FREE Harley Davidson Road King On October 31 Fraudulent Email - 'At the End of this Short Video I will Give You $1000' Is the Website www.cashforcodes.com Fraudulent or Legitimate? Comments / Answers Remove sensitive information from your post. Your IP address will be used to display your estimated location. Enter comment post here