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> From: Derek Martin [mailto:invalid-yPs96gJSFQo51KKgMmcfiw at public.gmane.org] > Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2011 7:14 PM > > The upshot of that is that it doesn't matter how much you trust your > bank's online security. You gain nothing by not trusting the service, > because your info is already available to your would-be attacker. You Well, I don't think that's quite fair or true... I would contend that simply having my bank info in the bank servers does not automatically serve up my bank info to would-be attackers. Even if the would-be attacker has compromised a major root CA and successfully poisoned DNS in order to perpetrate a MITM attack... That attack will not get any of my personal information if I'm not using the service.
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