Two graduate students have found a way to hack into security systems that protect many banking and e-commerce transactions, Cambridge University said on Thursday. Michael Bond and Richard Clayton, computer science Ph.D. students, developed programs allowing them to hack into an . . .
Two graduate students have found a way to hack into security systems that protect many banking and e-commerce transactions, Cambridge University said on Thursday. Michael Bond and Richard Clayton, computer science Ph.D. students, developed programs allowing them to hack into an IBM security computer that was previously thought to be impregnable, it said.

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