1995-10-16 - Re: Weekly MixMaster list

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From: Daniel Miskell <DMiskell@envirolink.org>
To: perry@alpha.jpunix.com
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UTC Datetime: 1995-10-16 22:28:18 UTC
Raw Date: Mon, 16 Oct 95 15:28:18 PDT

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From: Daniel Miskell <DMiskell@envirolink.org>
Date: Mon, 16 Oct 95 15:28:18 PDT
To: perry@alpha.jpunix.com
Subject: Re: Weekly MixMaster list
Message-ID: <9510162227.AA28775@envirolink.org>
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What is the MixMaster list, and what is it for?
Apologies on my newbie status.

Munster
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re reported. You don't need a strong authentication technique
>if a stolen card is easy to cancel.

The card's easy to cancel, but the cash ain't.  Credit cards are
cleared with the issuer.  Digital cash with smart cards acting as
transaction observers don't need this.  The thief need only transfer
the cash from the stolen card to his own, just like he does with
regular cash.

>Even with a weak PIN system for authentication, you can always provide
>a "duress" PIN, right?

Sounds like a better choice.





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