On 11/18/2009 12:22 PM, Bill Frantz wrote:
Perhaps I'm missing something, but my multiple banks will all accept my
signature when made with the same pen. Why wouldn't they not accept my
signature when made with the same, well protected, signing/user verifying
device. I might have to take it to
On Wed, 18 Nov 2009, Bill Frantz wrote:
Perhaps I'm missing something, but my multiple banks will all accept
my signature when made with the same pen. Why wouldn't they not
accept my signature when made with the same, well protected,
signing/user verifying device. I might have to take it to
There have been numerous posts to this list about banks phishing their own
users so I figured I'd start a new thread about other companies who are
potential phishing-targets doing this as well, in this case a phone company.
From the fraud-alert support forum of Vodafone:
There's been a near-neverending debate about who should be responsible for
improving online banking security measures: the users, the banks, the
government, the OS vendor, ... . Here's an interesting perspective from Peter
Benson peter.ben...@codescan.com, reposted with permission, on why the
John Levine jo...@iecc.com writes:
I told him about an approach to use a security dongle that puts the display
and confirmation outside the range of the malware, and although I thought it
was fairly obvious, he'd apparently never heard it before.
Some general thoughts on this, there have been
