Wells Fargo Web-Enables ATMs
smooth wombat writes "Wells Fargo has completed a five-year project to Web-enable its 6,200 ATMs in 23 states. Now the ATMS will be Windows based rather than OS/2 based. Avivah Litan, an analyst at Gartner Inc., in Stamford, Conn., said the move to Windows-based systems is "not great news for the security of the system. I'm sure there's a lot of holes that will be created because of this.""
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I've been using ATMs since they were first available and I use them quite a bit. I have never had a single penny lost. I've not known anyone to lose a penny. I'm sure it has happened, but I bet the incidence is low.
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>If you can't figure out how to send that over a slow connection, you aren't thinking hard enough.
What if a 20MB RAS-related security update were to be required on all ATMs?
Wouldn't faster lines be needed for this and similar situations?