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I have had to use a online banking site (from a very, very big global corporate bank) which implemented a keyboard in the (Desktop) browser which you had to cli
by zknz 8y ago
I have had to use a online banking site (from a very, very big global corporate bank) which implemented a keyboard in the (Desktop) browser which you had to click each letter with a mouse to type out your password (in the name of security, presumably).
- baud147258 8y agoBNP Paribas? It's what I have to use to enter my password (which is only 6 char long, no choice there)
- m_t 8y agoIndeed BNP Paris does that for the Pin number, so it's only numbers you have to type. It has been there or a long time, so I kinda consider it a remnant of the old battle against keylogger, since the number position changes. It does seem outdated now, and I'm unsure if it's still useful compared to all the other possible checks they could implement.
- baud147258 8y agoIt's not my PIN number, it's used as a password to access on-line banking services. But I agree that it look like it's design to defend against keylogger; I don't know how efficient it is.