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From: Jonathan Cooper <entropy@IntNet.net> Date: Monday, August 29, 1994 6:45PM
traveller's checks are an extremely easy way to defraud any bank that issues them, what will happen to this difficulty factor if they are anonymous ?
Digitally signed notes are not forgeable.
Right.
I doubt very seriously that there is anything on the planet that is *ABSOLUTELY* unforgable. It all comes down to how much energy and resources one is willing to sink into the project.
This comment, unless I misunderstand it, supports (rather than refutes) Perry's rebuttal to the claim that forging digital traveller's checks would be "extremely easy." Sticking in my nose where it doesn't belong, JD -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6 iQCVAgUBLmJxiEGHwsdH+oN9AQFu3gP/c2toIn3PFVFREc/L3cNVlLuskLTAAwBW v7qjR3Lwc01vXgoze14uIxtkrSY9fIyXyZOyBqaOUGB1lJGlXpLjINjbBUIWa5QO h/SHkAc96FXVioYClXaBvPG2fn+mOy1/thIorvDCc3lcq9/es0oCDroAahgGgj5M DgHu4X+1+UQ= =E1Lt -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----