
By Will Sturgeon
Published: Wednesday 12 January 2005
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Name
Misha
Location
London
Occupation
Director
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Nick I think you missed the point in the article. The static password suggested would be used only when the bank calls the customer.
What are the odds that the bank calls your phone number and instead of getting you, they get a fraudster on the line. This fraudster then luckily guesses your account number and then also knows your real phone number to call you back on. Yes, someone specifically targeting you, could hijack your phone line and wait for the bank to call but how many times does your bank call in a year?
At least Egg and LoydsTSB call to check out of the...
David Barker
Although I agree that this is a good step it makes...
nick coster
Nick I think you missed the point in the article. ...
Misha
I think Nick still has a relevant point, static se...
Rob
Misha I didn't miss the point but my second line d...
--nick c
I hope the banks are monitoring all of this, becau...
Kevin Inskip
The future of online authentication will have to b...
nick coster
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