Solved A good amount of money has been stolen from my bank account bypassing the double factor authentication.

Login to the provided page using the password above and change your password or close the account there.

When you receive such e-mail for verification Do not share the screenshot of it with the entire verification link visible to the public. Anyone can verify this link and create the profile.
 
Honestly, I feel like I'm being watched. As if my data had been stolen, and every now and then someone tries to register on old or new sites I've been to, or never have been to. In any case, I've already changed the passwords in most of those websites.
 
Phishfry said:
Using text messaging for securing accounts is ludicrous. TEXT MESSAGES ARE NOT SECURE.

Why companies would try to use them for security funtions is dumb.

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At some point its important to acknowledge how possible it is that our mobile computers are just as (more) susceptible to exploitation than our personal computers. I remember reading a public email professing the importance of NOT using PGP to sign emails because it convinces everyone else that theres some sort of impenetrable impervention and that the message sender is obviously who they claim to be. Isn't this exactly what they prey upon? What a lovely gift.
 
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