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Still better than my bank (one of Spain's biggest) that requires your password to be 8 (not less, not more) digits.
by capableweb 6y ago
Still better than my bank (one of Spain's biggest) that requires your password to be 8 (not less, not more) digits.
- gerdesj 6y agoUse "password" - eight letters and it's English and so should be safe on a Spanish site.
- capableweb 6y agoYou missed that we're only allowed to use digits/numbers. No letters!
- coremoff 6y ago72779673
- marsRoverDev 6y agoHSBC in France have the same, it's a huge motivator for me to switch away.
- jesterson 6y agoMay I know why? It's a problem if there is no 2FA but I doubt HSBC won't have 2FA and this password requirements.
- capableweb 6y agoThe bank I'm using has 2FA for all actions performed in the website, so that's my guess as to why they don't prioritize fixing the lame password requirement.
- jesterson 6y agoExactly. 2FA is much more important than complicated password (not that I'm advocating to have a guessable one here), altogether providing acceptable level of security.