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Paypal introduces security key texted to your mobile (SMS)

Paypal has taken a security measure to the next level, maybe on par with financial institution’s internet banking with a new security feature.

Familiar with Maybank’s TAC (transaction authorization code)?? If you’re a Maybank’s internet banking user, sure you’ll be. So, this one has almost similar concept with that.

The new feature is the extension of the Paypal Security Key token introduced earlier. Besides the key being generated from the token, there is another option where the key is now sent to your registered mobile phone.

But wait, this security feature is at present not available in most countries including Malaysia. The lucky ones are United States, Australia, Austria, Canada and Germany. Paypal account holders from these countries can register via registration page.

No second security layer to us just yet, so make sure you secured your account sufficiently.

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4 Responses to “Paypal introduces security key texted to your mobile (SMS)”

  1. cencurut says:

    I personally think that at least by end of next year the services will cover all user ever in Malaysia or Zimbabwe… hehehe

  2. zool says:

    Kalau masuk kat Malaysia bagus gak.. Lebih security nya…

    p/s :- Selalu ke berlaku kecurian paypal nie??

  3. titan says:

    hehe. benda ni ada yg bagus. ada gak yg tang tak bagusnya. hehe..

  4. zaki says:

    Not sure Zool, but I worried more about the phishing, in case they got our ID, endy of story

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