From: Patrick May <pjm@spe.com>
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 10:12:30 +0800
To: jk@stallion.ee
Subject: Re: Cybank breaks new ground; rejects public-key encryption
In-Reply-To: <199607181335.JAA28123@arkady.hygnet.com>
Message-ID: <199607182142.OAA01934@gulch.spe.com>
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jk@stallion.ee writes:
 > There must be something wrong with bank people all over the world. One
 > local bank that now is offering payments using their WWW server here in
 > Estonia, and every time I publicly announce some security flaw in their
 > system, I have to convince them this bug really exists, they never want to
 > believe me. Also those bank persons are saying they will believe me only
 > when I really break into their system and transfer money from somewhere
 > else's account. It just seems the reward they are offering me is not
 > enough for my work. What might be a good reward for hacking into an
 > Internet bank and showing I can steal their money?

     Probably not as high as the reward for hacking into a bank and
not showing them that you can steal their money.

Regards,

pjm

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