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Security policy

A friend of mine spotted that his bank claims to use “the highest security available” when actually they use ARC4 and 1024 bit RSA. He sent them this: Dear HBOS security I have recently received the below message in regard to your paper-free service. While the message was genuinely sent by yourselves, I do takeContinue reading “Security policy”

Posted byJonathanDec 14, 2009Posted inComputingTags:AES, ARC4, bank, encryption, HBOS, RC4, RSA2 Comments on Security policy

Halifax

I have a secondary current account with Halifax, which I use for paying bills and rent.Today I received a letter from them. Here’s an extract: From 6th December 2009 we’ll no longer be paying the 0.1% AER/gross interest we pay you on the balance in your account, or charging you debit interest on any overdraftContinue reading “Halifax”

Posted byJonathanOct 16, 2009Posted inMiscTags:bank, fee, finance, Halifax, interest, overdraftLeave a comment on Halifax
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