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[0.82] Personal Identification Codes - Fiel - 2010-02-10
maiiev Wrote:i mean if you have a keylogger installed and someone is observing what you type, and you log in with a user name and password, and then type in your PIC... they have all the information they need to pretty much do everything to your account they could possibly want. PIC better be soft key and birthdays better still be needed in tandem with PICs to delete character. =|
No, there is a softkeyboard. So you can type it in with your keyboard or click on it with your mouse. Using both methods is best for security.
[0.82] Personal Identification Codes - Worthyness - 2010-02-10
Isn't there a type of keylogger where it can take a picture everytime you're mouse clicks?
[0.82] Personal Identification Codes - Corn - 2010-02-10
The PIC is a soft keyboard....texting style.
What a pain to write 16 characters. Plus the keys get scrambled sometimes.
[0.82] Personal Identification Codes - street - 2010-02-10
Worthyness Wrote:Isn't there a type of keylogger where it can take a picture everytime you're mouse clicks?
if someone has that kind of keylogger on their comp they are going to fishy sites. Keyloggers need to stop being talked about
if you have one your screwed point black
[0.82] Personal Identification Codes - Corn - 2010-02-10
Looks like there's no way to change your PIC, either. Also, you have to enter your PIN on the first time you log in.
[0.82] Personal Identification Codes - Kawasari Mimoto - 2010-02-10
3 password layering system:
1) Original password to enter account
2) PIN
3) PIC (2nd password, technically)
This helps, but the PIC thing sorta annoys me, because it works like the PIN, and I cannot type.
[0.82] Personal Identification Codes - Corn - 2010-02-10
You don't need PIN the second time you log on. Already tested it out.
[0.82] Personal Identification Codes - XTOTHEL - 2010-02-10
Nexon should sell those keys paypal used for extra security. Something physical.
[0.82] Personal Identification Codes - RIPGobies - 2010-02-10
Is there a way to reset PIC's? My friend asked me to setup a store for her so I thought I setup a "temporary" PIC for her and now I think it's permanent. >_< MAN, THIS SUCKS!
[0.82] Personal Identification Codes - XTOTHEL - 2010-02-10
RIPGobies Wrote:Is there a way to reset PIC's? My friend asked me to setup a store for her so I thought I setup a "temporary" PIC for her and now I think it's permanent. >_< MAN, THIS SUCKS!They'll probably come up with a way to do so...but at the moment no.
[0.82] Personal Identification Codes - Worthyness - 2010-02-10
that means if hackers get through your PIC, your account is screwed unless you constantly change your PW right?
[0.82] Personal Identification Codes - RIPGobies - 2010-02-10
Wondering would the old pin reset from the website work to reset PIC's? Has anyone tested it or has it been removed?
[0.82] Personal Identification Codes - Sarah - 2010-02-10
Ugh I thought we had the choice to type it out? If I could type it out I would make it the full 16 letters but it takes like 8 minutes to punch it in with that ridiculous soft keyboard.
[0.82] Personal Identification Codes - ZakumSlaYers - 2010-02-10
Nexon's reaction to this is exactly the same as Asiasoft when MSEA first experience the database hacking incident in 2008.
Also, PIC == MSEA second password system
[0.82] Personal Identification Codes - Bribery - 2010-02-10
So did they remove the birthday requirement to delete characters? I'm at work so I can't check.
[0.82] Personal Identification Codes - Kabanaw - 2010-02-10
BombsAway Wrote:Ugh I thought we had the choice to type it out? If I could type it out I would make it the full 16 letters but it takes like 8 minutes to punch it in with that ridiculous soft keyboard.
My same reaction. I'm through with this game until they do something about the unnecessarily difficult to use soft keys. Even if they just make it so you can type it out on your computer. I don't care if it lowers my protection from keyloggers, I never go on sketchy sites and have computer security. Besides, the PIN protected you from keyloggers anyways, so how is this any better?
[0.82] Personal Identification Codes - ZakumSlaYers - 2010-02-10
Bribery Wrote:So did they remove the birthday requirement to delete characters? I'm at work so I can't check.
Based on MSEA, if you have a PIC [Second password] set you'll need to input both birthdate [13 Digit Asiasoft passport for MSEA] and PIC.
[0.82] Personal Identification Codes - Corn - 2010-02-10
Doesn't take that long after a while, since the buttons never change positions.
[0.82] Personal Identification Codes - zOrpheus - 2010-02-10
Bday requirement removed, only PIC is used to delete characters...
[0.82] Personal Identification Codes - Kabanaw - 2010-02-10
ClawofBeta Wrote:Doesn't take that long after a while, since the buttons never change positions.
Yes they do. If you use more than just lower case letters, when you switch back to another panel they've switched. So by making my password more secure by using all three, I've made it phenomenally more difficult for myself.