Re: ATM fraud

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From: PakRat's Anonymous
Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1992 19:03

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One point worth making.  Even with an ATM card that challenges the 
machine to see if it is authentic, an individual could either tap
the keyboard and appropriate elements to find out who belongs
to the pin number.  Or design a front that records what is
going on and relays it to a a working secure machine.

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Subject: Re: ATM fraud
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