- Dec 6, 2001
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BOA just announced that they're using 2 factor to mitigate phishing...but I don't think it will help.
If BOA forces all their online customers to use the new 2-factor authentication...they would see a decline in phishing attacks for maybe 6 months...but then hackers will come up with better ideas and use man-in-the-middle + trojans to circumvent this security system. All that money used to implement 2-factor will be useless then and another form of security will need to take its place.
If death is the punishment for hacking...we would have far less hackers :evil:
If BOA forces all their online customers to use the new 2-factor authentication...they would see a decline in phishing attacks for maybe 6 months...but then hackers will come up with better ideas and use man-in-the-middle + trojans to circumvent this security system. All that money used to implement 2-factor will be useless then and another form of security will need to take its place.
If death is the punishment for hacking...we would have far less hackers :evil: