An Automated Transfer System (ATS) is a malicious software feature designed to steal money from victims' bank accounts. Once installed on a compromised device, ATS malware can automatically initiate and complete unauthorized financial transactions without the victim's knowledge or involvement. This automation allows cybercriminals to quickly and efficiently transfer funds to their own accounts, bypassing security measures like two-factor authentication. ATS attacks are particularly dangerous because they operate silently in the background, making detection and prevention more challenging for both users and financial institutions.