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> though it's often not a second factor but just the way you log in to online banking. That's still 2FA though, isn't it? You're proving to the server that you
by Luc 10y ago
> though it's often not a second factor but just the way you log in to online banking.
That's still 2FA though, isn't it? You're proving to the server that you have the card and the pin.
- wila 10y agoThe Rabobank system when used for online shopping using the "rabo scanner" works by redirecting to their site. Then displays a color QR code that your scanner reads. You insert card and enter PIN, then scan the QR code. The device actually displays amount+account that you are transferring money to. Then asks you if that is correct. If you enter "yes", it will give you a 8 digit code that you can enter in the website to confirm. [0] https://www.rabobank.nl/images/how_does_the_rabo_scanner_work_29686468.pdf https://www.rabobank.nl/images/how_does_the_rabo_scanner_wor... [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5FIxRsqFUA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5FIxRsqFUA (work flow - in dutch, start at 20 sec, before that they show the old reader)