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I think that the article is telling the truth and there is not such "online bank" that is not a victim of phishing.
A couple of mounths ago I was reading an article about this and that the romainans are the authors of these "attacks". And then I said to myself: "Hey, wait, I'm a romanian, it can't be real."
Days after some guy came to me asking me to join their "crew", they told me all about it and then I realized that it is true, we, romanians, are simple thiefs into thinking that we are hackers.
Anyway the point was that none of the online banks are overlooked.
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Originally posted here by RoadClosed
Banks within the US have been ordered to provide a security risk assessment and go to 2 part authentication if risk (customer base size versus potential loss through monetary transactions) warrants it. And by the end of 2006.
Also banks using a SSN for authentication are being tasked to change the practice.
That's not entirely true anymore with government regulations and inspections.
Ditto that. If a company finds the right software and it REDUCES cyberfraud AND advertises it, they would increase their bottom line and give a big push to their brand name.
