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Strategies & Market Trends : Aardvark Adventures
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To: ~digs who wrote (1689)10/17/2005 10:37:46 PM
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Federal regulators will require banks to strengthen security for Internet customers through authentication that goes beyond mere user names and passwords, which have become too easy for criminals to exploit. Bank Web sites are expected to adopt some form of "two-factor" authentication by the end of 2006. In two-factor authentication, customers must confirm their identities not only through something they know, like a PIN or password, but also with something they physically have, like a hardware token with numeric access codes that change every minute. apnews.myway.com
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