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Welcome to French banking. My bank has started to ask for the same thing, and as a result I can't use its card online anymore. I don't know where they find bozo
by bambax 5y ago
Welcome to French banking. My bank has started to ask for the same thing, and as a result I can't use its card online anymore. I don't know where they find bozos like this.
- Fiahil 5y agowhich one ? You usually only get the 2nd factor notification / approval on your mobile phone so you only enter it on the bank's app.
- prashnts 5y agoThe banks (BnP, CdE) I use ask you to confirm in their apps, and have never seen this before! Not to say this isn't legit -- I can completely imagine this happening. That said, I absolutely also hate having only a choice of a 6 digit pin on a UI that's intentionally designed to disallow any password manager usage. Plus they shuffle the inputs, make you change pin every n-usage/n-days. I really don't get the rationale other than it maybe avoids screen scraping, or keylogging?
- seszett 5y agoLa Banque Postale also asks you to confirm in their app, what we see here is the case when someone has not activated the in-app confirmation (called "certicode", uses another password that is different from the account password). Apparently just SMS is not deemed secure enough by law, so they have to have another authentication factor, and the only other factor they have if you haven't activated certicode is the regular account password.