Quote from: bob123 on August 10, 2018, 01:44:32 PM

Quote from: tsg on August 10, 2018, 01:09:06 PM

What do you think about it? Everything can be hacked?

Everything can be hacked. It is just a matter of time and effort used to attack it.
As long as there vulnerabilities which can be found, there also will be black hats who are trying to find an exploit them.

ATM's (whether crypto or fiat) always has been a lucrative goal. These are basically money storing machines.

Quote from: tsg on August 10, 2018, 01:09:06 PM

And is it only the matter of time when we see the news that XYZ hardware wallet has been hacked or sth like that?

Probably yes. I am sure that there are a lot of vulnerabilities in all wallets which just havn't been found yet.

The good thing about hardware wallets is that an attacker would need the device AND a vulnerability + exploit to steal funds.
Thats a big advantage compared to a desktop-/mobile- or web wallet, where a simple malware would be enough to steal your funds.

Is the software for these ATM machines open source and in github somewhere?

I wouldn't trust these machines at all, they are probably keeping a log of all the movements and handling them to authorities to get your ass in trouble. And even if im against anything morally wrong like using malware to steal people's funds, it would be pretty stupid to use this malware anyway. These ATM machines are usually in malls, airports and other places literally filled with hidden cameras everywhere. Chances are whoever goes there to install the malware will get caught (assuming this cannot be deployed online somehow).