But some of them don’t tell you that when you first set it, so you have to call tech support and, after sending you a temporary password to log in and set a new password which then also doesn’t work, they’re like “wait, you can’t have & or ! in the password — try it without,” and it works because it accepted the password but removed all special characters without telling you 🙃
Your bank lets you use letters? Mine just numbers. The registration allowed 10 numbers but the login does not allowed more than 8… At least they block the account after 3 incorrect guess and make you ask for a reset in person. So I had to go twice in a day… and the teller lady asked why I don’t use 4 digits like a normal person… Sill beter than the other bank which sends the password back in plain text email after registration in 2019
No, you see banks don’t need 2fa because they’ve got ironclad password requirements like “max of 8 characters, alphanumeric only”.
But some of them don’t tell you that when you first set it, so you have to call tech support and, after sending you a temporary password to log in and set a new password which then also doesn’t work, they’re like “wait, you can’t have & or ! in the password — try it without,” and it works because it accepted the password but removed all special characters without telling you 🙃
My bank doesn’t allow copy+paste into the new password fields, and clears anything you’ve typed if you switch apps.
To set a new password (which is mandatory every 6mo) I have to physically write down the new password that my password manager generates…
Your bank lets you use letters? Mine just numbers. The registration allowed 10 numbers but the login does not allowed more than 8… At least they block the account after 3 incorrect guess and make you ask for a reset in person. So I had to go twice in a day… and the teller lady asked why I don’t use 4 digits like a normal person… Sill beter than the other bank which sends the password back in plain text email after registration in 2019
My bank allows alphanumeric passwords, but only 5 characters
I sometimes wonder how their opsec specialists cope…