<![CDATA[Fraud Survey Results: 82% Less Likely To Respond To Legit Banking Emails Due To Phishing - Consumerist Comments]]> <![CDATA[Fraud Survey Results: 82% Less Likely To Respond To Legit Banking Emails Due To Phishing - Consumerist Comments]]> <![CDATA[Fraud Survey Results: 82% Less Likely To Respond To Legit Banking Emails Due To Phishing]]> What I want to know is why none of the banks bother to sign their e-mails with S/MIME. It's supported in every major e-mail client.

Sending financial e-mail without S/MIME is like setting up your bank's web site without SSL...

mathew

]]> <![CDATA[Fraud Survey Results: 82% Less Likely To Respond To Legit Banking Emails Due To Phishing]]> Seconding ING. They've got a fairly secure login process, a well designed site, and the few times I've needed to call about something, they've been able to handle it easily and directly.

Mr. Gunn

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They offer great rates, and the few times I've had to call them, I think I even reached a human directly. Regardless, the agent was courteous and seemed quite capable of independent thinking.

formergr

]]> <![CDATA[Fraud Survey Results: 82% Less Likely To Respond To Legit Banking Emails Due To Phishing]]> All the comments about ING and that other online banking outfit are convincing me to check them out.

Holden Caulfield

]]> <![CDATA[Fraud Survey Results: 82% Less Likely To Respond To Legit Banking Emails Due To Phishing]]> ING has a pretty beefy security system.
They ask different information for each login,
have you select a phrase a picture to avoid dummy sites,
and enter your pin by using on onscreen keypad or with randomized letters corresponding to the numbers.
The best part is that you can register your computer so that this doesn't have to be done at home every time, just computers you share.

frowelishnu

]]> <![CDATA[Fraud Survey Results: 82% Less Likely To Respond To Legit Banking Emails Due To Phishing]]> Fortunately I don't get emails from my bank, everything is messages on the website. They also recently increased logon security. Kind of a pain initially to set up but I am glad they did it.

kenposan

]]> <![CDATA[Fraud Survey Results: 82% Less Likely To Respond To Legit Banking Emails Due To Phishing]]> I find that I'm much less likely to click a link in an email now. If I think the email's legit, then I just go directly to that site and sign in and do whatever I need to do. A little suspicion is a good thing.

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KevinQ

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