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by yongjik
1262 days ago
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> Supposedly, there was a court ruling that held a bank liable for a customer’s losses due to lack of security precautions. You already wrote as much in the article, but (AFAIK) the reality is even worse: there were court rulings that exonerated banks, as long as they followed the standard "security practices." Some hacker from China could access the bank's website from a suspicious IP, drain all the money from a poor guy's account, but the bank has zero obligation to do anything as long as it mandated that all users install half a dozen security plugins all the time. |
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A contradiction in terms of epic proportions.