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I love how my bank's Android app warns me when I log in from an unusual location, and gives me the option to change my password if I don't recognize the activity, or continue. On the same device I logged in from, immediately following said unusual login.
This bank also only allows 4-6 alphanumeric character passwords, and does *not* revoke stored mobile app credentials when the password is changed.
I couldn't believe mine when they told me.
Me:minimum?
They: no, exactly.
#facepalm
Vodafone CZ allows 4 to 6 digits only. That's all.
Maybe they won‘t get hacked because they have „amazing security“ like @tmobileat?
Mine asks for only part of the password... I wonder how they do that without storing it in clear.
I hope that's a rhetorical question.
Is this in the US? Because that's at least 3 separate PCI violations >_<
Nope, Spain.
I have yet to find a bank in France that doesn't have online banking totally backwards.
Not surprising, IMO banks are some of the worse when it comes to actual security.
I would stop banking there. Right then. just pull all my credits out and buy waffles. The value may be safer that way.
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