Phishing: patches don't save money on bank accounts
Date: August 16, 2006Source: theitshield.com
Commenting on the security flaw, Andrew Moloney, senior product manager at RSA Security's consumer solutions division, said: "HSBC has been heavily criticised for not addressing this flaw, but I don't believe this criticism is valid. No banks' systems are 100% secure, and even if every flaw was patched immediately this would not mean that online banking users were safe from fraudsters - far from it.
"Online fraud attacks rarely rely on technology flaws, they flourish because of the one flaw that cannot be addressed by a security patch - the user. This means deploying proactive measures to thwart online fraud attacks before they proliferate and using technology that is intelligent enough to recognise anomalies and inconsistencies in a user's online behaviour. User education is also crucial
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