[swat535]

What really bothers me about these banks is that they attempt to keep their platforms secure by things like disabling the back button. Just so that hypothetically, if somehow a person has access to your physical machine, they can't just press back and view a cached copy of your account. Yet they fail on actual security practices. No 2FA - check Maximum password length of 6 characters - check Storing / Sending passwords in pain text - check The list goes on.

It boggles my mind that institutions with such financial power, fail to employ these practices.

It's clearly not a question of cost..