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Each their own. In general, I'd also like a away of knowing when a SIM swap attempt occurred. An SMS would be fine. And I'd like my bank to know when a swap oc
by rs23296008n1 7y ago
Each their own. In general, I'd also like a away of knowing when a SIM swap attempt occurred. An SMS would be fine.
And I'd like my bank to know when a swap occurred for basic fraud detection. Don't need them to know necessarily which mobile provider, but I'd appreciate a way to prevent all my accounts being cleared out the same or next day as a SIM swap. Even the simple act of the bank being able to know so they can temporarily raise security requirements for a few days. A way of registering who to notify on SIM swap would actually be useful.
SIM swaps are only part of the picture. Still have PINs, authenticators, photo ID etc.
- closeparen 7y agoFor the cost of that integration, the bank could also just implement 2FA correctly. U2F, TOTP, even proprietary crap like Symantec VIP are all inherently resistant to SIM swaps because they keep a secret key on the actual device; PSTN routing doesn't matter.