'Santander staff's trust exploited'  The plotters behind the
attempted Santander bank theft exploited the "inherent trust" of
staff as they strolled into the branch dressed as IT workers, an
expert said.  Had they succeeded, the crooks could have stolen
reams of customer data and potentially committed a multimillion-
pound heist.  But security experts said their technique was
relatively simple.  It involved the use of a keyboard video
mouse - a feature commonly used by a company's IT team to
administer servers and computers remotely.  Gavin Millard, of
internet security firm Tripwire, said those behind the
"incredibly simple" scam would have planned to manipulate
technology built into the computer so they could access the
machine from another location.  It looks like they pretended to
be maintenance workers and used people's inherent trust to gain
access to these devices and reconfigure them.  They would then
have been able to access the system remotely so they could see
what was happening within the bank itse