> If they transfer money out and it turns out it was fraud they can easily compensate the original account holder by putting the money back in their account and

> If they transfer money out and it turns out it was fraud they can easily compensate the original account holder by putting the money back in their account and there's little harm done, especially if the sums are small. But, once he'd learned that all of the other ½ cents are left floating around inside the megacorporation's database, Gorman hacked into the company's computer system and funneled them all into his next check, accruing the amount of $85,789.90, (a crime that would be later be known in slang as "salami slicing"). https://superman.fandom.com/wiki/Gus_Gorman https://superman.fandom.com/wiki/Gus_Gorman