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It is absolutely safe if the Banks have implemented 2-FA
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Chintan Vyas
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"It is absolutely safe if the Banks have implemented 2-FA"
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Today, single factor authentication, e.g. passwords, is no longer considered secure in the internet and banking world. Easy-to-guess passwords, such as names and age, are easily discovered by automated password-collecting programs. Two factor...
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Shaillender Mittal
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We all have heard about phished SSLs - these are secured connections, not with the banks, but with the hackers... How easy it is to get a SSL today! A hacker establishes a secure connection with you, and then with the bank, all the time making you...
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Sanjay Arora
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"It is absolutely safe if the Banks have implemented 2-FA"
| 1 year ago
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Point is IF Banks have implemented Two Factor Authentication. I know only of HSBC in India providing a device for the second factor. I support Mr. Srinivas's suggestion of opting for Mobile SMS based authentication, but again I personally dont...
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It is absolutely safe if the Banks have implemented 2-FA
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Chintan Vyas
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"It is absolutely safe if the Banks have implemented 2-FA"
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Today, single factor authentication, e.g. passwords, is no longer considered secure in the internet and banking world. Easy-to-guess passwords, such as names and age, are easily discovered by automated password-collecting programs. Two factor...
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Shaillender Mittal
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We all have heard about phished SSLs - these are secured connections, not with the banks, but with the hackers... How easy it is to get a SSL today! A hacker establishes a secure connection with you, and then with the bank, all the time making you...
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Sanjay Arora
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"It is absolutely safe if the Banks have implemented 2-FA"
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Point is IF Banks have implemented Two Factor Authentication. I know only of HSBC in India providing a device for the second factor. I support Mr. Srinivas's suggestion of opting for Mobile SMS based authentication, but again I personally dont...
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System of providing additional information
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Separate Electronic Devices.....
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suman kumar
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"secure softwares"
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by developing mobile oriented secure softwares professionally designed to carry out the phone banking process. these softwares must get dedicated hardware and resources
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Shaillender Mittal
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"Separate Electronic Devices....."
| 2 years ago
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If the additional device and the Biometric Data travels over the "unsafe" Internet, it is prone to frauds. What we must ensure is first, that the end-point (the PC or the Phone) and the connection (The Internet or PSTN/GSM etc) are safe. Mutual...
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It is absolutely safe if the Banks have implemented 2-FA
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Chintan Vyas
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"It is absolutely safe if the Banks have implemented 2-FA"
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Today, single factor authentication, e.g. passwords, is no longer considered secure in the internet and banking world. Easy-to-guess passwords, such as names and age, are easily discovered by automated password-collecting programs. Two factor...
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Shaillender Mittal
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We all have heard about phished SSLs - these are secured connections, not with the banks, but with the hackers... How easy it is to get a SSL today! A hacker establishes a secure connection with you, and then with the bank, all the time making you...
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Sanjay Arora
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"It is absolutely safe if the Banks have implemented 2-FA"
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Point is IF Banks have implemented Two Factor Authentication. I know only of HSBC in India providing a device for the second factor. I support Mr. Srinivas's suggestion of opting for Mobile SMS based authentication, but again I personally dont...
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Keep an eye on your tyre pressures
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Drive safe & maintain safe
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NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN
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"Keeping the engine tuned"
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Thanks for the referral Mr. Kiran Kumar reddy. Other factors are also to be considered to get the best out of it.
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Shaillender Mittal
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Use a synthetic Oil (I prefer Mobil1) of 5W or 0W rating. It will give you good performance and a long engine life.
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Prakash Saitwal
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"Keep an eye on your tyre pressures"
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Simple things, I like to follow - 1. Tyre pressure every 15 days. 2. Servicing every 3 months. 3. Keep it always clean shining. 4. Driver fast, but with utmost care
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Authenticate Mutually
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Biometrics
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Shaillender Mittal
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"Authenticate Mutually"
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The concept of identity in the prevalent conventional identity systems that deal with only labels/attributes/characteristics – “ What you have ”, “ What you know ” and “ What you are ”, totally ignore the most relevant concept of “ Who you know ”...
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Radhakrishna Marar
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"Biometrics"
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This is some sort of trend that has happened in the security arena for organizations and Biometrics is leading the way. Biometrics is the use of some type of scan mechanic on the user’s body such as a finger print or eye retina. But with adding...
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Authors Sanjay Deshpande , Dr. Pat Shankar , Eashwar Ganapathy Abstract In this article, we present a fundamentally new identity framework – RELATIVE IDENTITY - which addresses and eliminates many of the core problems faced by the current identity technologies. We postulate that authentication necessarily has to be mutual and that the only valid way to perform mutual authentication is to make fundamental changes to the identity representation framework. This can be accomplished by – Changing from end-point entity labeling (like in the case of login/password, biometric, digital certificates, 2-Way SSL and a combination of these) – to labeling the relationship between the end-point entit...
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Manish Kaushik
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Thanks for the insight on Relative identity shailender...nice post
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Basics of Identity and Authentication - In order to be able to identify / authenticate any entity (be it man or machine), the entity must be characterized by a unique set of symbols, as per the adopted representation scheme. During the process of actually identifying / authenticating the entity, these characteristics are observed and matched against those that were captured earlier and associated with the entity. The act of establishing identity is identification . An Identity System must be able to represent, provide, maintain and establish identity. The identity representation framework must ensure that it is extremely difficult to compromise the individual identities it deals with. I...
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New Customers
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Shiv Kumar
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I fully support Srikanth here, statistically speaking, it is 7 times easier to maintain an existing client relation, than to tap a new one. It just makes a good business strategy to try to maintain as many existing clients as you can and...
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Shaillender Mittal
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Thanks to the whole lot of people to respond to this question! Gives me a perspective though! Sales is a funnel game - we all knwo that. The more you input, the higher the chances of a closure. And only 10 in 100 are your prospects. So, though...
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Srikanth Sakhumalla
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"Existing Customers"
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Hi Folks, it's quite interesting to see that debates are still coming in through, let me quickly add one more dimension to this! In these tough times, you should really look forward to sell more broadly and deeply into existing accounts as...
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Yes
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Shaillender Mittal
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Yes of course. Depends how you do it, though. For functional/Test Automation - Defect Ratio, Test Ratio etc. are commonly used. For performance- depends on the goals.
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Radhakrishna Marar
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Testers performance cannot be measured but we can improve the Testers performance by assigning them to one project for long duration, Involve them in all the project meetings, discussions, project design so that they can understand the project...
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