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Traditional way isn't the safest. Sometimes, I can easily make withdrawals over the counter without showing proof of myself. No authentification needed at all.

 

Coz he work in IT department, surely seen a lot of cases of the IT security loophole until he scared. So go for the traditional way is much safer. Haha

 

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Coz he work in IT department, surely seen a lot of cases of the IT security loophole until he scared. So go for the traditional way is much safer. Haha

 

I also work in IT dept and i dare to use internet banking because peasant me no $.

 

So nothing to worry  :TT_TT:

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riding a horse may end up dead too - what happen if you fall down or the horse goes bersak? Safest is jail.

 

I'm using tokens for all my transactions that require OTP.

There's also limit to the amount that can be transferred per customer for each bank. The default limit cam be lowered.

So all the talk about "all your money disappearing from your account" (even by the savvy IT Head) is just pure BS or too much Hollywood movies.

Anyhow, these days, if someone uses his phone for bank OTPs, then they shd treat the phone like a credit card, call your Telco to suspend the phone line as you would if a credit card is misplaced.

My disclaimer: I have an OCD with regards to Internet Banking. I log in almost daily to see the available credit on all my credit cards so I have no issue with the banks existing IT security setup for their customers.

Just wondering, driving a car may mean ending up dead through no fault of ours in a car accident. So do we insist on riding a horse?

 

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