Re: Telephone Company warning!

[Chris Rehm <javadisciple@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

And would depend on your definition of "hacked." Most break-ins are the
result of user security error. I worked for a place where the manager
would often sign on to the POS terminals to correct mistakes made by the
sales reps. One day while he was in my office and I was reviewing the
system activity I noticed he was also signing on and off across town to
"correct" another mistake. The problem was, of course, that he had too
often signed on in the view of operators who could make a profit using
his authority.

I'm sure there are about a million such anecdotes. So, wouldn't think
any system at all could claim to be "unhackable."


Booth Martin wrote:

>Never been hacked?  I'd heard "no known viruses in the wild" but never heard
>a claim that the machine is unhackable.
>
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>Booth Martin
>MartinB@Goddard.edu
>802-454-8315 x235
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