this method is still safer. if the phone gets stolen, someone can still access the account. This way, unless the hacker changes his face and get a counterfeit ID card, is impossible to fool.

u cant easily reset the password. you have to give them a letter. its secure but hassle for customer.

ඔව් බන් මම Manager කෙනෙක්ටත් කිව්ව ඒ කාලෙම ... තව ඕකෙ IT devision එකේ වැඩ කරන යාළුවෙක්ට කිව්වම ඌ කියපි ...
"ඔව් බන් ඕක known bug එකක් ... ළඟම තියෙන branch එකකට ගිහිල්ල reset කරගනින්කො" කියල
තව ඌ කියනව ඒක security feature එකක්ලු... උන්ගෙ IT ගැන හිතාගනින්කො
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haha my account always come below Rs1000 in the middle of the month so i dont have to worry![]()

you are an idiot for posting something like this in a public forum. you should have informed them(sampath bank) instead of exposing a critical issue like this in their system and let hackers to mess up with accounts of innocents users. users can do nothing so why did you reveal such a crucial information in here? what is the point?

Hmm. Don't post such vulnerabilities in public forums.
Also they are charging from customers annually 
nice to see that you admit to being a foolMachan Sampath admit it as a know bug and a security feature
I am a fool to pay annually and subscribe these kind of services

un nan jeewitheta up to date wenne na. nathan mona lokeda password change karanna form ekak ussan bank gane aran yanne. i did this two times then I gave up my sampath account. bloody idiotssamapth noobsun nan jeewitheta up to date wenne na. nathan mona lokeda password change karanna form ekak ussan bank gane aran yanne. i did this two times then I gave up my sampath account. bloody idiots

nice to see that you admit to being a fool![]()


samapth noobsun nan jeewitheta up to date wenne na. nathan mona lokeda password change karanna form ekak ussan bank gane aran yanne. i did this two times then I gave up my sampath account. bloody idiots
i think even paypal operates recovery options with email. Then atleast they should give option to switch to email recovery or manual tedious recovery 
Okunge IT, let's not talk abt them bn![]()

Guys,
Do you know about 'Honeypots' ???
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honeypot_(computing)
Maybe, Sampath is watching the IPs of people who's trying to put bogus username and passwords (and maybe trying to attempt a brute force).
So, do not fall in their trap![]()
this is DOS.. most of the times DOS attack will be done distributively where sampath has spend huge money to track them...