wa371@sdcc12.UUCP (Senior Gnome) (12/04/85)
Some banks, like Citybank (800-248-4472), and Chase Manhattan (800-522-7766) offer banking by computer and modem. But they require the use of an IBM or similar personal computer. Apparently they use a third level of security where a floppy disc, which they supply, is read from and/or written to. Has anyone figured out the details? How can I use UNIX, with tip(1) perhaps, and make it look like a p.c. to the bank's computer? Thanks. Bernd <bear-nd> *** hooray for USENET *** UUCP: ...!ucbvax!sdcsvax!sdcc12!wa371, ARPA: sdcsvax!sdcc12!wa371@nosc voice: (619)292-4451
ralphw@ius2.cs.cmu.edu (Ralph Hyre) (12/06/85)
In article <488@sdcc12.UUCP> wa371@sdcc12.UUCP (Senior Gnome) writes: >Some banks, like Citybank (800-248-4472), and Chase Manhattan >(800-522-7766) offer banking by computer and modem... >... How can I use UNIX, with tip(1) >perhaps, and make it look like a p.c. to the bank's computer? >Thanks. Or better yet, make your UNIX system look like the bank's computer to the p.c. ;-)