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@Jameslikestea Most likely, yes, but changing that to accommodate lengthier passwords clearly isn't too difficult.
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inaba45896y@Jameslikestea which means they've made their own password hashing algorithm which means they most likely have a few security issues
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Please my online banking only allows 6 Characters and prohibits you from using ^¥[| and shit like that. But they wanted to school me on cyber security. Fucking Sparkasse
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@CaptainJuers it fascinates me that some banks have terrible solutions for login.
In Norway banks use something called BankID, a national login system. It’s a multi factor security.
I login to the bank, choose BankID on mobile. I enter my birthday and phone number. The bank generates two words for me to verify.
I open my phone, I get a popup with the two same words as the bank has. I click accept, and have to enter my personal pin. It thinks for a while, and voila, I’m logged in.
This works on all governmental sites, banks, insurance companies, some shops if I buy something on credit, and some online payment APIs.
More info
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@ChainsawBaby Thats pretty sophisticated. Can you vote through the governement sites? Or is it just for further information on legislatory buisness?
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For reference, an example of a pretty good password is as follows: “lX3eV2mC1onSquee'zZZ'yir#D3lici007u::;$” .
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@bigus-dickus ahh yes, but they may not know that! Some “engineers” don’t know their ass from their elbow
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