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You buried the lead there: A required on-screen keyboard with RANDOM GENERATED LAYOUT.
by nytesky 2y ago
You buried the lead there:
A required on-screen keyboard with RANDOM GENERATED LAYOUT.
- jakub_g 2y agoFor whomever is interested, IIRC, this requirement of random layout came up in late 2000/early 2010 due to: - keyloggers (safer to click instead of type instead -> on-screen keyboard then) - but then it turned out Internet Explorer had a bug which allowed attackers to read the mouse click events' X/Y coordinates in other windows which then could be mapped to the on-screen keyboard digits if the layout is predictable
- brokenmachine 2y agoING Bank Australia still does that. And it also makes my laptop's fan spin up for about 5 seconds on the page load or reload. No idea WTF they're doing - cryptomining? https://www.ing.com.au/securebanking/ https://www.ing.com.au/securebanking/ My password manager appears to type the access code successfully but you can't click on login until you click on the stupid keypad.