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SAN JOSE, Calif.–The number of attacks on debits cards used at ATMs nationally has hit a 20-year high, according to analysis released by Fair Isaac Corp. Fair-Isaac said it found that debit card compromises at ATMs on financial institution properties leaped 174% between Jan. 1 and April 9 of this year, while attacks on “nonbank” machines leaped by 317% over the same period.

HENDERSON, Nev.—Need to convert cash into bitcoins? Head to the Mike Tyson Bitcoin ATM.

MADISON, Wis.–Eighty-one people have graduated from the 2015 CUNA Management School.

RALEIGH, N.C.–Stress testing, even for financial institutions not required by regulators to conduct such analyses, is a prime focus during financial institutions examinations, according to a new survey. But the primary focus remains on asset quality, the survey also found.

KANSAS CITY, Mo.–K.C. Police Credit Union has changed its name.

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico–NCUA is downplaying potential risk to federally chartered credit unions here after Puerto Rico defaulted on a $58-million payment on bonds that are largely held by credit union members.

WASHINGTON–The credit union trade groups have joined with two bank trade groups to urge the Senate to move forward with S. 754, the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA).

NORTH HIGHLANDS, Calif.– Henry Wirz, the well-known and longtime CEO at SAFE Credit Union here, said he will retire at the end of March in 2016.

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico–Puerto Rico may officially be in default today on bond payments and it is credit union members here who will be left holding the bag if the payment is never made.

ARLINGTON, Va. –The trade group representing state credit union regulators wants NCUA to consolidate its rules so that those that are applicable to federally insured, state-chartered CUs can be more readily understood.