Police: Increase in skimming devices found at ATMs
Police say skimming devices can record customer data and police say they're hard to spot.
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May 12, 2023, 2:17 AM
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Updated 442 days ago
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2ds agoStamford police want customers to be vigilant when withdrawing money from ATMs.
They say an increase in skimming devices were found in recent weeks.
Such devices can record customer data and police say they're hard to spot.
There are ways to protect your information.
Police say cover your hand when entering a PIN, so if there is a camera, it can't record it.
