, The Register 2005-03-15
Banks are spending millions on two-factor authentication for their customers but the approach no longer provides adequate protection against fraud or identity theft, according to Bruce Schneier, the encryption guru.
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I'd hardly call even a temporary drop in fraud "wasting millions"
2005-03-15
Bruce K. Marshall (3 replies)
Bruce K. Marshall (3 replies)
I'd hardly call even a temporary drop in fraud "wasting millions"
2005-03-15
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Avoid IE altogether
Avoid http altogether
Enforce client server identification through whatever method they choose
Enforce encryption through whatever method they choose
Could it be they want to shift fraud liability to customers in the same way that chip and PIN has?
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