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Bank of America Warns Customers Against Sharing Banking Credentials With AI Agents

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Bank of America emailed customers warning them never to share their banking usernames and passwords with outside services, explicitly including AI tools or agents that offer to act on their behalf. The bank said customers are responsible for account activity resulting from access they grant. The warning identified unauthorized financial activity, account lockouts and credential leaks through security flaws as risks of sharing login details.

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Latest development10/28 05:44 (UTC+8)
Bank of America warns customers against sharing banking passwords with AI assistantsTechCrunch · AI

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  1. TechCrunch · AI
    Bank of America warns customers against sharing banking passwords with AI assistants

    Bank of America emailed customers urging them never to share banking usernames and passwords with outside services, including AI tools or agents acting on their behalf. Sharing credentials could expose customers to unauthorized financial activity, account lockouts, or credential leaks through security flaws. The bank’s email says customers are responsible for activity resulting from access they grant.

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