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It's secure. It defeats keyloggers and it prevents the password from being remembered by the browser and enumerated. It's usually a PIN that is set by the bank
by user5994461 8y ago
It's secure. It defeats keyloggers and it prevents the password from being remembered by the browser and enumerated.
It's usually a PIN that is set by the bank rather than the user, to prevent people from using 123456 or their date of birth.
- loeg 8y agoIt only defeats keyloggers that don't record the mouse.
- user5994461 8y agoRecording the mouse doesn't allow to extract the password. You need to record the display too.
- cocoflunchy 8y agoFor the 2 banks that I use, it is set by the user. And for BNP you have to change it every 80 uses, so you end up using something really easy to try to remember it...