2 Dec
2004
2 Dec
'04
5:32 a.m.
On Wed, 1 Dec 2004, Jay West wrote:
In a "real" world that would be true. In fact, right now,
for one simple example, with your cellphone # and soc sec, I
could add a phone to your service, disconnect you, buy things,
etc. all because stupid lazy corporations rely on "last four
of your soc sec" for "security".
> Yes. The
problem with SSNs is that they are publicly accessible in
I don't get it. I just don't see what the big deal is with knowing someone's
SSN.
People think it's magical key that can get you all kinds of information about
someone. Bullsh*t. An SSN does NOT get you an entry into peoples private
information. Not as the key anyways.