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Most secure browser for Internet Banking?

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corkyg said:
I use IE (have for the last 10 years with no problems.) - but much of the security resides in the bank's software. BAC uses two layers. First, you must login to see a graphic key you can change regularly. Second, you apply a password to that graphic key. The program is also sensitive to what computer you are using. When ever I use a different one, like my laptop, it goes into security questions. When you log out, you should completely close your browser as well. USAA bank asks you to do that.
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So when they do that I'm thinking the graphic key is stored in different database so that a hacker would need to do twice the hacking to compromise an account. Is that the case?

Is there any way a hacker could receive both together for a particular user, say while the two items are delivered to a browser during the log-in?
 
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