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Not to mention these letters have an identifier which is used basically as a password printed on them…
by stephen_g 4y ago
Not to mention these letters have an identifier which is used basically as a password printed on them…
- dools 4y agoIt's so wildly insecure that the holder identification number comes out in the mail. Then if you change your address, they send a notification letter to the old address just letting you know that it was changed. This means if you move house, and don't get a mail redirection, whoever lives at your old address will receive a letter containing your holder identification number.
- ed25519FUUU 4y agoMaybe the blockchain can fix that?
- tominous 4y agoIt's ok, because they often make you give your postcode as a second factor.
- stephen_g 4y agoOr last name. Which is also printed on the letter…