At least no one can say that PayPal is ever lax on security. This vulnerability, if it exists, could be more of an honest developer mistake. I was recently tra

At least no one can say that PayPal is ever lax on security. This vulnerability, if it exists, could be more of an honest developer mistake. I was recently travelling abroad, and decided to buy Glyphish icons to finish an app I was working on. This proved to be tough. Upon logging in to my PayPal account, I got locked out. "We want to check with you to make sure that no one has logged in to your account without your permission." My account now states that it is "limited" and has some drivel about me having to send my driver license/passport/etc. copies to re-enable my account. I understand that this is all in the name of security, but really, I wish they didn't use such heavy-handed one-size-fits-all measures.