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Its Easy to Hack into Your Account in This Digital Age |
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Saturday, 02 February 2008 |
The time has changed – it’s the age of the Internet and every young people below the age of 20 are quite proficient using the Internet in their daily tasks. In fact, it’s not really safe out there – especially when it comes to your bank account.
Come to think of it – it’s so easy to hack into your bank account and have your money stolen. I have called the bank a couple of times and to my disappointment they use so little security measures to verify your identity. These are the most common questions used to verify my identity:
1. Full Name
2. Telephone Number
3. Mailing Address
4. Mother Maiden’s Name
5. Basic Account Info such as Your Account Number
Anyone who has access to these info can get into your bank account.
However, you can safeguard your bank account via Debix. For more info, do visit Debix.com to read more about their partnership solution with LoudSiren. Their system uses Debix Identity Protection system which would protect your identity. In fact, there is a $1 Million Guarantee of service from LoudSiren should their system fail.
You should definitely visit the website – your personal account might contain your life savings! Visit Debix.com today!
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