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In France for some strange reason, banks are forced to have a stupid 6 to 8 number as a password. Literally [0-9]{6}. They have "secured" it by forcing each ba
by alex_duf 4y ago
In France for some strange reason, banks are forced to have a stupid 6 to 8 number as a password.
Literally [0-9]{6}. They have "secured" it by forcing each bank to implement their own keypad, that randomises the order of keys in order to make scripting much harder.
It makes no sense, my password manager freaks out about it every time. There is TFA (thank goodness), but still, it feels so stupidly unsecured.
I wonder why, and who to complain to, if anyone has any info on that I'll take it
- vbarrielle 4y agoI know at least one french bank which accepts regular strings as passwords, so it may not be a legal requirement. Which makes it confusing why it's so widespread...