One-time passwords marked ‘Likely-SCAM’ could breed complacency
Yong Jun Yuan
THE recent rollout of an SMS scam prevention initiative has hit some snags, with legitimate messages being marked as likely scams.
At best, these temporary problems will be ironed out; and the public will enjoy several months of scam-free messages before new loopholes are found and exploited.
At worst, the initiative could breed complacency. There is some urgency, therefore, to find better ways to communicate and to secure accounts against fraudulent use.
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