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The one hacked was Santander, not its staff and 30 million of its customers.
this post was submitted on 31 May 2024
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Clearly companies and corporations are not being able to handle security themselves. This is a good moment for products like specialized security authentification to get into the market .
I really wish more banks and credit unions would actually allow the use of 2FA tokens like yibikey or titankey etc. Too many places with real world effects to being hacked don't allow them and that's not really okay. Using my phone as a 2FA device is not what I want.
Just let me use TOTP like my email does.
Most cuttable expense? Yah security lawl
When are we gonna start admitting that most of these are inside jobs?