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<description><![CDATA[<A HREF="/useremail/u/843138"><b>Matt</b></A> : Let me start by saying I feel Bruce Schneier is one of the most knowledgable people in the security field and his site is a very good source of info.<br><br>I am just wondering why he rarely suggests a solution to the problem, instead of tearing down every little advance that is made?<br><br>He should use his knowledge and position of influence to drive viable solutions to our security problems.<br><br>Sure two-factor authentication isn't perfect, but it WILL mitigate a lot of the issues we have today.<br><br>If your Credit Card number, personal info and website login are compromised, unless it's used before your token changes it's random code (usually every 30 minutes), the info is useless to a would be hacker. The same is true for any phishing schemes.<br><br>The real issue is what happens when hackers break into the token authentication system.]]></description>
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