Angelfrost:


I disagree... He should be interviewed, further trained, and given a high paying job!!!... A great hacker is an asset, not necessarily a criminal liability.

Besides, he neither stole nor defrauded anyone... Not every outlaw is a criminal!!!

A serious nation will tap into such genius, and use them to further improve the nation... Too many untapped resources in this nation!!!

While at it... The systems and IT supervisor of the bank should be sacked immediately!!!

Angelfrost:


Not necessarily... Privacy of individuals were breached!

azmanaty02:
See as village people called this one and he answered with all his heart

daddytime:
Am I the only one seeing an ethical hacker advertising his talents and about to cash out real big from Access Bank?

Just thinking....

Ijawwomaninoyo:


Whenever someone is committing a crime, he is bound to make a slight mistake. That's what is used in tracking them. Like killing someone and stealing phone or car.
Did Banky not post Adesua wearing pant mistakenly like that?

TheKingIsHere:


It is not a government issue.

If the bank decides not to take any action on the guy, there's nothing govt can do

ntyce:
The idiot probably hacked into the BVN/phone number database.
I'm 100% certain he can't hack into the core banking platform ie finnacle or flexcube.

ntyce:
The idiot probably hacked into the BVN/phone number database.
I'm 100% certain he can't hack into the core banking platform ie finnacle or flexcube.

marvelphysics:
Awww.... Wasted brain

gambia:
Its a welcome development. He should be apprended and dealt with us accordingly.

GamalNasser:


At this point the the DSS and CBN is involved trust me , it's now beyond the bank ..Banking is an ecosystem and an essential framework of the micro/macro any threat to one bank is a threat to the entire system...

He lost the opportunity when he refused to tae Access banks offer to keep it quiet from the CBN ..the moment he went public with his silly threat it was now a threat against the Economy and the CBN was immediately involved ..CBN officials are currently in Access bank auditing their data and cyber security

Tunagee:


Nice one. Bro you are too intelligent. Leave all this murderfuckers saying he should be jailed. Things don't work like that. He never hacked into any account, rather he did access bank a good job of notifying them of their vulnerable IT systems; and most customers of access bank must not hear of this, if true.

BluntTheApostle:
He committed a crime, but if I were the chairman of Access Bank, I will give him immediate employment.

In fact, I will put him in charge of the technical department.

I have always said it that Access Bank security is suspect.

My godmother keeps getting random calls from people reading out her details, and then trying to scam her.

Tunagee:


Nice one. Bro you are too intelligent. Leave all this murderfuckers saying he should be jailed. Things don't work like that. He never hacked into any account, rather he did access bank a good job by notifying them of their vulnerable IT systems; and most customers of access bank must not hear of this, if true.

Tillatalk:
If na America they will just employ this guy and learn from him

Kelvin30286063:

He is not a scammers, he is an hacker and there is a difference. He has not committed any offense under the law so far.

ethicallyright:
Means nothing.

BVN, Name, mobile number, Account number are a kind of public information.

He needs safe pins of debit cards to withdraw any amount. Just another attention seeker.


If you fill an IPPIS (Salary) form for instance you'll be asked for your name, account number, date of birth, BVN(to ensure you've not provided another account somewhere). Those papers are discarded in trash cans after data are entered into a computer system.

YOU CAN PROVIDE ANY OF THOSE TO A LOAN APP, to sign up on remita, to withdraw money from a betnaija/nairabet/betway account . INFACT, when someone asks you to fill in those information, the person can make inquiries from your bank to ensure you didn't fill in fake details.

No one asks for debit card security code, not even the bank manager is aware of the code. You can only lose it unknowingly to a phishing attack. That's your only private information in the banking department. Nigerian banks are even more secure than American banks. That's the only thing someone can withdraw your money with.

AllOfUsAtManna:
yeah
do you know that verve cards are more secure than mastercard and visa cards?

ntyce:
The idiot probably hacked into the BVN/phone number database.
I'm 100% certain he can't hack into the core banking platform ie finnacle or flexcube.

ethicallyright:
Means nothing.

BVN, Name, mobile number, Account number are a kind of public information.

He needs safe pins of debit cards to withdraw any amount. Just another attention seeker.


If you fill an IPPIS (Salary) form for instance you'll be asked for your name, account number, date of birth, BVN(to ensure you've not provided another account somewhere). Those papers are discarded in trash cans after data are entered into a computer system.

YOU CAN PROVIDE ANY OF THOSE TO A LOAN APP, to sign up on remita, to withdraw money from a betnaija/nairabet/betway account . INFACT, when someone asks you to fill in those information, the person can make inquiries from your bank to ensure you didn't fill in fake details.

No one asks for debit card security code, not even the bank manager is aware of the code. You can only lose it unknowingly to a phishing attack. That's your only private information in the banking department. Nigerian banks are even more secure than American banks. That's the only thing someone can withdraw your money with.

azmanaty02:
See as village people called this one and he answered with all his heart