Brussels, 28/09/2009 (Agence Europe) - Annual cash machine losses in Europe are approaching €500 million, an ENISA report (European Network and Information Security Agency) warns. There was a 149% increase in this type of crime in 2008 following the rapid growth of cash machines (ATMs) in more remote locations, such as convenience stores, airports and petrol stations. The report notes that 72% of ATMs are to be found in only five countries: the United Kingdom, Spain, Germany, France and...