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I imagine it also disables autofill from password managers (since it's not actually a form field)? I would literally close out my account in that very moment i
by kortex 5y ago
I imagine it also disables autofill from password managers (since it's not actually a form field)?
I would literally close out my account in that very moment if my bank did that. Not only because that's horribly inconvenient and I would never put up with it, but it also shows they have no idea what are sane security measures or not.
- matheusmoreira 5y ago> I imagine it also disables autofill from password managers (since it's not actually a form field)? Yes. They also force users to install literal malware into their computers masquerading as a "security module". Not only is it invasive, it slows down everything to a crawl. I tried to reverse engineer one such module and caught it intercepting every single network connection. It also used to force install itself into browsers as an extension, no doubt in order to intercept data. > I would literally close out my account in that very moment if my bank did that. That's exactly what I did. Chose a smaller bank that somehow didn't use this malware. The least bad option.