Text 31221, 71 rader
Skriven 2009-04-11 16:48:41 av Roy Witt (1:397/22)
  Kommentar till text 31192 av Robert Bashe (2:2448/44)
Ärende: Bank Security
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11 Apr 09 20:11, Robert Bashe wrote to Roy Witt:

 RB> Roy Witt wrote to Robert Bashe on Friday April 10 2009 at 15:26:

 RB>>> Migawd, you sure are trying to wriggle out of this one. Why not
 RB>>> just admit that an ATM PIN is numeric (four or possibly five
 RB>>> digits) and can NOT be changed without replacing the card? What's
 RB>>> the big deal?

 RW>> Because mine is alphanumeric and it's true that it can be changed at
 RW>> any time.

 RB> Prove it. URL of the bank with that statement is sufficient.

There is no such statement on the subject there. There is no such
statement about a lot of services one can get at the bank...of course, if
you wish to see it proven, then you're invited to meet me at my bank and
I'll demonstrate how it's done.

 RB> I think you're talking about something entirely different.

You already know I'm not.

 RB> You can
 RB> use the
 RB> phone translations if you want an alphanumeric ATM PIN - but you'd be
 RB> better off not doing that, as not all ATMs have alphabetical
 RB> characters on the keys - but as to changing it I'm still convinced
 RB> you're talking about something else.

LOL!

 RW>>>> K6RXT resolves to 56798 on a telephone Touchtone keypad...

 RB> ...which means that the PIN is 56798, since you enter PINs in an ATM,
 RB> not in a phone.

 RB>>> A menomic that would only be understandable to an American is NOT a
 RB>>> PIN that you enter into an ATM keyboard, Roy. What is so hard to
 RB>>> understand about that?

 RW>> I don't know, you're having fit over it and you havn't a clue how it
 RW>> works. BTW, it isn't just Americans who know how to do this.

 RB> Locate an ATM keyboard with letters instead of numbers in the EU.

No longer my problem...you find one.

 RB> They exist, but are not easy to find. And again, we're talking about
 RB> ATMs NOT phones. How did you get off on this phone kick anyway?

I knew this would be way over your head.

 RB>>> I could easily transcode my ATM PIN into Greek and tell you that
 RB>>> was my ATM PIN.

 RW>> That'd be fine with me. I know it would work, if you can figure out
 RW>> a way to transpose Greek letters to numbers.

 RB> There is none, nor is there in English unless you involve phones. But
 RB> again, this whole thing has _nothing_ to do with phones.

Hope you figure it out...

                R\%/itt




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