To automate a transaction of this type you need to have static
storage of tokens. in THEORY any cipher is breakable given enough time
an power. Given that most encryption standards in use today are not
really very strong and most keys are easily accessible to a smart
person (with direct access to
On Dec 20, 2008, at 4:22 PM, Kevin M wrote:
I have several accounts that I use for various purposes and now that
I'm manually downloading transactions, I'm starting to re-think the
need for all these accounts. However, I have contacted the bank where
my primary checking account is held
The bank is correct about the secondary auth problem. Most banks
take an unrealistic approach to net based security though. Things like
verification tokens that are stored as cookies are not really
secure. A real 2 factor authentication will involve one time use keys
or rotating fobs. The cost of
