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> the bank will similarly ask you to verify your identity I doubt that. The bank will either cancel my account long before that, or it will work. > Hijacking
by Semaphor 3y ago
> the bank will similarly ask you to verify your identity
I doubt that. The bank will either cancel my account long before that, or it will work.
> Hijacking unused accounts is common enough
Ah, yes, for all my 20 or 30 followers, can’t have them see a single image, and of course, the hijackers also hijack the computer those accounts are from, so the IP belongs to the same entity it always did.
- unreal37 3y agoCredit card companies run sophisticated anti-fraud operations in real time. Visa "analyzes more than 500 unique risk attributes" the moment you attempt to make a purchase with a card. They make decisions in milliseconds on each purchase to determine whether it might be fraud. This includes looking at past purchase history to see if this transaction is unusual.[1] [1] https://usa.visa.com/visa-everywhere/security/outsmarting-fraudsters-with-advanced-analytics.html https://usa.visa.com/visa-everywhere/security/outsmarting-fr...
- CyberDildonics 3y agoThis looks like you copy and pasted an ad from somewhere. Anyone who has used a credit card for a while knows their 'anti fraud' is not very sophisticated and anyone who has used a computer should know that whatever they do happens 'in milliseconds'.