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Plaid has raised billions in funding! I would think with Plaid using bank logos to make their “fake” bank login forms look legitimate, banks would be after Plaid with lawsuits. But apparently some of them are investor...
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As I understand it, Plaid now potentially has my username and password stored somewhere. Now let's say that I change my username and password to something that isn't in Plaid. Am I now mostly protected against a malic...
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Let's say you trade on Coinbase. Every time you need to deposit money via Plaid, you: change the password to your online bank account pair your bank with Coinbase deposit money unpair your bank (I'm not sure if necess...
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Plaid is a service provider, Mint is a service. While they're both guilty of doing something security peeps aren't comfortable with, Plaid is a higher-impact example. As @schroeder says, however, we'd need to know wha...
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I am filling out a form to set up a recurring payment with a local government building. The form requests that I put my credit card number, expiration date, and CVV number, which I'm a little hesit...
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I am doing a CTF flag for my school project with a PCAP flag based on this CTF write-up: eindbazen.net - Plaid CTF 2012 - Torrent I setup a local torrent file containing an .mp3 (the audio is my f...
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I'll be using the Plaid api, which abstracts away account/routing numbers, etc. Thus, what I'll have access to, and be trying to store, would be the account name, balance, type, and transactional data (amount, locatio...
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I know that when enabling 2FA all sessions must expire. But how about disabling 2FA? Should all sessions expire then? I know that disabling 2FA is a risk, but that's not the question. I'm wondering...
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When linking a bank account, one of the options on Venmo is to provide the username and password of your online banking account. I can't seem to find people criticizing this practice, which surpris...
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See: car companies using your location data to sell your driving habits to insurance companies, or Plaid selling people's entire financial transaction history. (They may not even want the call history itself, but it c...