US DoJ charges 6 more individuals in a massive international “ATM jackpotting” scheme, part of a network that used malware to steal millions from U.S. ATMs

A federal grand jury in Nebraska has indicted six additional individuals in a sprawling international ATM jackpotting conspiracy that used malware to steal millions from U.S. ATMs, bringing the total charged defendants to 93. The scheme, linked to the Venezuelan criminal group Tren de Aragua (TdA), involved bank fraud, computer fraud, bank burglary, and money laundering, with individual jackpotting attempts causing losses of over $100,000 and total losses exceeding $6 million…