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for a bank that utilizes a one-time password device (fob) for online access, at least. B of A's sitekey is obviously geared towards preventing phishing, and provides no protection against remote control trojans. It's still single factor, in that it requires a password (something the user knows) and if you (or someone else) accesses from an IP address that's not been used for access before, it requires a security question to be answered (another "what you know").

I'd prefer "real" 2 factor security - and I like all my body parts attached and would rather not incentive someone to remove one or more of them, so I'd rather not use a biometrics based factor ... ;o)

Posted by: ghastly   Posted on: 09/27/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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