Suggestions for Secure Online Banking
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(01-09-2020, 03:51 PM)Doofenshmirtz Wrote: I'm a long time Windows and Norton (antivirus, firewall, internet security, etc.) user.  I've always kept both updated and I've switched to newer versions when they became available.  I've paid for these services and I trusted that they were doing their job.

There are three choices of OS for PBP.  Some appear dated (e.g. Android).  Are they still receiving updates?  It seems exploits are always popping up.  Some builds are not being provided by an official repository.  Do they represent security risks (no offense to those that provided them) because there are not enough eyes on the process?

Thanks.

I am not too informed on what apps are available,  but quite often when using Linux if a good app
happens along it will work on many of the Distros.

  Often the repository for a mainstream Distro will just work on many other Distros'

 Also seems location matters,  I was looking at bank apps a while back,  there seemed to be several  West of the Atlantic,  but I did not happen to see any for USA banks.

When I have talked to some bank personel it seems some banks already use Linux in house, even though most only seem to have, Windows, Android, ios apps available.
 
  Perhaps if people started asking,  maybe they could possibly start releasing some bank supported
Linux apps...?

BUT we do not want Google apps,  everything from the Google Store is 'wrapped' with Google trackers.
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RE: Suggestions for Secure Online Banking - by bcnaz - 01-09-2020, 09:46 PM

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