The Las Vegas Counterfeiting Story: Is Your Privacy Worth More Than a Poker Chip?

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By Ray Everett-Church

Last week in Las Vegas, a husband and wife team were indicted for putting $60,000 in counterfeit $100 bills into slot machines at Caesar’s Palace.

Apparently the fake bills were of such high quality that the bill scanners on the slot machines accepted about 600 of the bogus Benjamins over the course of four days before the money laundering plot was uncovered.

But what makes this story interesting from a privacy and security perspective is how the alleged perpetrators wer…

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