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Motorcycle bandit robs Las Vegas casino of $1.5 million
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<blockquote data-quote="rhodesbe" data-source="post: 1398118" data-attributes="member: 2415"><p>Think in terms of a 'cardkey' system where a person has to wave or swipe an access card to clear a door. Each one of those cards is unique to the individual assigned to it; in that way you can pull audit trails to see when & where a card was scanned. (FYI: the biggest cardkey system I've been involved with had over 500,000 unique cardholders in a major university system in Texas)</p><p></p><p>I'm certain that those chips are serialized in the same way. If someone claims theft, the guy running the computer can just invalidate a chip (or a bunch of chips) and make it useless...</p><p></p><p>A bold theft, but not very well thought out.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rhodesbe, post: 1398118, member: 2415"] Think in terms of a 'cardkey' system where a person has to wave or swipe an access card to clear a door. Each one of those cards is unique to the individual assigned to it; in that way you can pull audit trails to see when & where a card was scanned. (FYI: the biggest cardkey system I've been involved with had over 500,000 unique cardholders in a major university system in Texas) I'm certain that those chips are serialized in the same way. If someone claims theft, the guy running the computer can just invalidate a chip (or a bunch of chips) and make it useless... A bold theft, but not very well thought out. [/QUOTE]
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