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This is so weird to me. I'm over here in the US using a website with a regular old password, no 2FA or anything. Same thing at multiple institutions. I've run
by d110af5ccf 5y ago
This is so weird to me. I'm over here in the US using a website with a regular old password, no 2FA or anything. Same thing at multiple institutions.
I've run into a few that require 2FA - either SMS or email, your choice.
- Semaphor 5y agoThere is a new EU regulation that requires certain security considerations. Sadly, all banks decided that the best way to implement those was to develop a proprietary solution for themselves and completely avoid anything even close to being standardized.
- tpxl 5y agoWhat bothers me is they all had 2FA in the form of certificates or SMS auth, and most of them moved off of that to some other solution (current bank has 3rd party login which I can do with a cert, the old bank only has an app). What's wrong with cert auth? It can't be less secure than an android app.