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> If you get all numbers on it, you still have nothing usefull. Does that also apply to online purchases?
by Cyph0n 6y ago
> If you get all numbers on it, you still have nothing usefull.
Does that also apply to online purchases?
- andai 6y agoYeah, and with the banks I have used, there is always a second factor like an authenticator or phone confirmation as well.
- gambiting 6y agoThat's....usually not true. At least the way it's implemented in the EU, yes, your bank has to verify if the transaction is legitimate, and optionally show you a challenge step. So when you pay online you usually get a small window displaying your bank's verification page, but unless there's something unusual about the payment, they don't actually verify it at all. So when I'm placing orders on Amazon it pretty much never comes up, but when I'm buying flights it usually does(but even then not always).