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way too easy to game. just spread a virus... or chrome extension which keep querying your websites there is no way to implement this with technology in a reas
by y4mi 8y ago
way too easy to game.
just spread a virus... or chrome extension which keep querying your websites
there is no way to implement this with technology in a reasonable manner unless you monitor every action every user does at any time. which would be (at least in my opinion) worse.
- amelius 8y ago> just spread a virus Yes, but by that logic a banking website could also be compromised.
- beagle3 8y agoAnd they often are (in the sense that people have malware on their computers that try to siphon data and passwords when they go to a banking site) And banks spend a lot of money to minimize that; less affluent business won’t be able to properly deal with that.
- amelius 8y ago> And banks spend a lot of money to minimize that Any examples of that, relevant to a desktop bank website user? Do they sell antivirus solutions, or work with browser vendors to improve security? I suspect banks have some kind of money-back obligation when hacked, but curious how far that goes when a sizeable part of their customers is hacked.
- beagle3 8y agoSome banks force you to use a token to log in. Korean banks required an activex that scanned your computer. These measures surely raise the bar though I don’t know how effective they actually are.