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« New MyDoom Worm | Main | AOL to split » November 10, 2004Banks suffer security loopholesThe BBC reports that Morgan Stanley had to take corrective action on their website: A security loophole at a bank allowed easy access to sensitive credit card information, the BBC has found. As reported here: Bank moves to close web loophole This follows close on the heels of Cahoot security flaw, where users were able to surf other people's accounts from their own, as reported here: Cahoot hit by web security scare And to think that I complained a little over the somewhat awkward security system set up for users at HSBC, in the community thread How did you choose your business bank?. Well, at least it keeps my business finances protected -so far, at least. Posted by brian_turner at November 10, 2004 09:46 AM | Discuss this in the Business, Marketing & Search forumsTrackback PingsTrackBack URL for this entry: Comments |
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