IDA warns users about SingPass phishing email

hehe. i see. hope they won't hack 2FA then. =p

All encryption is breakable. Guess it depend on the hacker objective. 2FA cover only a small part of the whole module or system, so....

If you can't open and walk through the front door, we can go around or through the windows. Possible??? Just a thought.

 

 

Hey pple, read this man.

<a href=" www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/i...s-about/1939468.html "> www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/i...s-about/1939468.html </a>

Users of SingPass, the gateway to e-Government services, were warned by the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) on Thursday (Jun 25) not to fall for a phishing email making the rounds.

lolz.. agreed, hackers are also humans and they will think of other ways to crack it. Hai, then if that's the case, why go thru the trouble of setting up all these systesm when it's hackable?

You need deep understanding of how and the right complex mathematical algorithm formula, hashing etc. and the token unique key to work. Not to crack, but to become. Too much work and resources needed. Save some brain cells and money. Try something else.

bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/06/25/comput...in-record-time/?_r=0

www.pcworld.com/article/229553/RSA_Offer..._Securid_Tokens.html

Why go through the trouble?... Good question.

IT security 101: Mitigate risk.

Just a thought: end user will have to carry more weight now I guess if thunder strike. From a responsibility and litigation?ÿstand point.

hello folks. it really does sounds scary,?ÿyounger users may have little or no problem but how about older folks? think security controls must factor in such situation.

look at singpass 2FA, just launched and got some intermitten issues liao.