Ah, about 12 years ago, in India they used to have people choose two passwords. You would fill out the primary password in full, and then fill in specific chara

Ah, about 12 years ago, in India they used to have people choose two passwords. You would fill out the primary password in full, and then fill in specific characters (1st, 4th, 7th for eg) of the second password as a "second factor." I used to have to type out the full password on an editor and then fill in the right values. They also sent out a free RSA token for logins when they deprecated this system. It was first sent to "privilege banking" customers like me. And then they forgot that they sent them out, and tried to get me to pay for a new one. They were insistent that the token wasn't sent out at all. Ended up cancelling that credit card.