Encrypted Security Token (31/03/09)

[Yurirem]

I mean, yeah, a Keylogger can catch a password, but a password is useless without the login ID, and honestly, who types that out everytime they log in? Something has to be snatching it from the software or it's related files.

You need to manually put the login ID in at least once a month to confirm billing information. (Something I always hated.)

Aside from that, quite a few people share their IDs with others, and that's how that can also happen.

 

[hellstorm]

you don't have to if you don't want confirm information just look on your bank statement. Only time you would be at risk is when your changing your password.

 

[Bajaratt]

You need to manually put the login ID in at least once a month to confirm billing information. (Something I always hated.)

No, you don't. I just hit "no" because I don't want to confirm my billing info when it hasn't changed in 5 years.

 

[masterorion]

even with the secure ID, its still hackable. but, that is dependent on stupid people. all types of secure ID have a serial number of sorts that is printed on the back. if that number is given out, the security password that is generated, can be seen by the hacker. but again, there has to be those stupid people out there that readily hand out that number when they are asked for it by anyone without really knowing who that person is.

 

[Westyle]

Buying extra inventory, eh? Oh, SE, you extortionists you.


Looks like I'll have something to buy...