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As many people in this thread pointed out: lots/most banks suck ta this. Tiny max length passwords, not 2fa, etc, etc... Are there any Canadian banks which don
by dflock 8y ago
As many people in this thread pointed out: lots/most banks suck ta this. Tiny max length passwords, not 2fa, etc, etc...
Are there any Canadian banks which don't suck at this?
- sergers 8y agoI have TD and RBC, both can have complex longer passwords upto 32 character, but not a requirement(atleast when I changed passwords last time). RBC supports finger print auth with their app, and forced security questions.
- diab0lic 8y agoThat 32 character password (on RBC) is case insensitive, unfortunately. I noticed when I logged in with caps lock on (so my cases were inverted) and it worked. =\
- dflock 8y agoActually, I have a new/beta wealthsimple savings account which supports 2fa, etc...
- bonestamp2 8y agoChase is awful too, their passwords aren't case sensitive! If you have an account you can try it right now, type in your password and change the case of a letter and it doesn't make a difference.
- chatmasta 8y agoSo chase is storing passwords in plaintext? Or maybe storing a hash of every combination of case?
- miguelrochefort 8y agoThey probably lowercase passwords before hashing them.