Originally Posted by
nerd
But, how would I be fooled by the login page presented by Bankofamer
cia.com?
After I enter my UserID at BofA.com, it then shows me a graphic I'd previously selected, as well as a phrase below it that I'd hand entered. If that doesn't appear, then I know something is wrong.
Originally Posted by
docbert
When was the last time you logged into BofA? What you described is their old system that they have been migrating off for some time - as far as I'm aware it's no longer in use at all. When I go to BofA now I see a username/password box on the homepage.
Agreed, they have moved on to username and password on one page. They do allow two factor authentication instead. After entering my username/password, I am asked to select my on file email or phone number at which point a code is sent.
Now if my phone is compromised, I'm in trouble.