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When I lived in Europe, all my cards required 2FA via 3-D Secure for online orders (variously marketed as Verified by Visa and so on). This would ask me to use
by atombender 6y ago
When I lived in Europe, all my cards required 2FA via 3-D Secure for online orders (variously marketed as Verified by Visa and so on). This would ask me to use my bank's authenticator to generate a one-time code.
I've seen 3-D Secure flash by when doing online orders in the US, but it's never required any authentication. It just says "3-D Secure" briefly and then it's seemingly skipped. This banks simply not roll it out?
- dylz 6y agoIt's rolled out, they're typically incredibly invasive fingerprinting scripts that also port scan you/your LAN. Amex's 3D implementation seems to consistently ask for a 6-character passcode if it doesn't pass through.
- rconti 6y agoYeah, I worked for a certain security company, and it took me way too long to realize the reason "3d Secure never effing works" was because I was using it from my corporate LAN, which was blocked/flagged due to scanning activity.