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This doesn't work for Wells Fargo, at least IME as of 9 months ago. I didn't have access to my main password manager (only a phone, I was on a trip), but they d
by zrobotics 8y ago
This doesn't work for Wells Fargo, at least IME as of 9 months ago. I didn't have access to my main password manager (only a phone, I was on a trip), but they did just accept my answer of "random chars generated by a password manager". After that, I went and changed security answers on anything important, I just made a script that pulls random words from a dictionary.
While some services are secure, without testing it isn't safe to assume that any particular service is. And even with testing, it can vary depending on the particular CSA. So in general, I don't think this is a good idea, since there is no way of knowing if any particular service will be secure.
- edent 8y agoLooks like it is time for you to switch bank :-) Here in the UK, it seems that most reputable organisations are GDPR conscious. I've deliberately got my birthday slightly wrong to see what they do - 100% of the time they refuse to proceed. Perhaps I'm just lucky.
- zrobotics 8y agoOh God, I already did. Believe it or not, they don't check for case-so at some point the password is in plaintext. So Asfd=asdf