- 1 special calculator apparatus (below, left)
- 1 Access Card -- looks like a regular banking card, but isn't! (below, right)
- 1 Swiss bank account, with Agreement Number and 4-digit PIN
- x monies, ill-gotten or otherwise
- a love of secrecy
- a computer w/ internet connection


Ready to begin???
Step 1: Go to your online banking welcome screen and type in your Agreement Number. I don't really know what this number is all about...it's not your bank account number; it's more of a number that shows you have a relationship with the bank (ie bank accounts).
*As always, click to embiggen the pictures.

Step 2: Take your calculator and magically transform it into a banking device! Insert your Access Card into the calculator as shown below at left. Then enter your PIN into the calculator and hit OK (green button). Now, key in the 6-digit "Input" number as shown on the computer screen into card-activated calculator and, once again, hit OK.

Step 3: Still with me? Once you complete Step 2, the calculator-cum-bank device display screen will show an 8-digit letter/number code. Enter it in the "Code" boxes provided, as shown below. We're in the home stretch now!

Step 4: Click "Login" and start laundering your money!!!
Note that the "Input" and "Code" numbers are different every time -- how does the little calculator know what to tell the computer? I am baffled!!!

This must be how they keep the US government from prying into those (war) bounty filled accounts
ReplyDeleteBob is going to pass this along to the bank so they can start to implement something similar.
ReplyDeleteThe "calculator" asks the card to generate a One-Time-Password, based on the Input.
ReplyDeleteSo what happens after you click "Login"?