On 12 Apr 2003, at 14:38, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> > Concerning your announcement of illicit attempts to log into
> > accounts ...  Does an attempt to log in which fails the Turing 
> > test count?  [I occaisionally fail the Turing test!  :)]  If so, it
> > might be a good idea to differentiate between password falures and
> > Turing test failures.
> 
> i don't remember what announcement i made, but yeah, Turing
> number failures don't amount to much of anything - i.e. if you
> can't pass the Turing test you are obviously not a human e-gold
> account holder trying to access your account! :)

I'm not sure if you understood the question I was asking; I was
not very clear.

When a user logs in to his account you have an announcement to the
effect that "the last invalid access attempt was on XX/XX/XX" or
some such.  This is the announcement I was talking about.  

I have apparently had a few such "attempts" in the last couple of
months.  I am wondering if someone is trying to hack my account,
using my account number by accident or what...  It occured to me
that perhaps I was inadvertetly the source of these attempts by
failing the Turing test.  This could be the case if you log Turing 
test failures just like password failures.  That is what I wanted
to know about.

No human here!  :)

Best,

CCS
 


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