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Re: Smart card proposal
From: Hugo Fortier <hugo.fortier () gmail com>
Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2005 22:42:49 -0500
On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 21:39:08 +0100, Rogan Dawes <discard () dawes za net> wrote:
Rishi Pande wrote:I like Rogan's solution. But, I think by putting these card-readers at internet cafes (a rarity in my town - and I stay about an hour away from NYC) you are basically circumventing the solution that online banking offers- ease of use - it's 4 am let me go and check my bank account.The idea behind installing them in the Internet Cafe's is that people who are mobile can expect to find at least one smart card reader at an Internet Cafe, sot hey don't have to worry about whether the place they will be at can use their smart card . . .
Could you trust a smart card reader found in a Internet Cafe? People are doing fake ATM front end to steal your NIP and magnetic strip, don't you think they could do a smart card reader with a backdoor? You should't be trusting a Internet Cafe computer to access your online bank account anyway... And the consequence of getting your online banking account compromised are a lot worst than getting your debit card comprimised... Hugo
Current thread:
- Smart card proposal Rogan Dawes (Jan 23)
- RE: Smart card proposal Lyal Collins (Jan 24)
- RE: Smart card proposal Richard M. Smith (Jan 24)
- Re: Smart card proposal Hugo Fortier (Jan 24)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: Smart card proposal Michael Silk (Jan 24)
- Re: Smart card proposal Rogan Dawes (Jan 24)
- Re: Smart card proposal Rishi Pande (Jan 24)
- Re: Smart card proposal Rogan Dawes (Jan 24)
- Re: Smart card proposal Hugo Fortier (Jan 24)
- Re: Smart card proposal Rogan Dawes (Jan 27)
- Re: Smart card proposal Rogan Dawes (Jan 24)
- Re: Smart card proposal Hugo Fortier (Jan 24)
- RE: Smart card proposal Richard M. Smith (Jan 24)
- Re: Smart card proposal Rogan Dawes (Jan 27)
- RE: Smart card proposal Richard M. Smith (Jan 27)
- Re: Smart card proposal DE Gustafson (Jan 27)