Can my company hack my bank accounts?
I’ve been logging into my crypto wallets and bank accounts on company laptop since I’m assuming they’re using top end anti-malware stuff. But now I’m scared if they know the password to my accounts and shit
No, the traffic is encrypted.
traffic can be decrypted and companies does it
They’ll have access to your keystrokes. So yeah they can figure out your password if they need to
companies don't use top end anti malware, they probably installed a bunch of it.
Bank is fine cause you got backing of US Govt (FDIC, etc). Also, company doesn't care about your 🥜 savings. For crypto, anything goes cause US Govt dgaf.
Information security goon here: assume that, as long as your InfoSec team is competent, that we can see every keystroke you take, every mouse click you make, and every web site you visit. Are we monitoring all of that in real time? Hell no. Will we monitor it if asked by HR? Hell yes we will. Don’t do stupid things on your company device and we won’t be looking at your logs. I’m busy enough with my Q4 kpi’s that I don’t need an HR investigation to add to it.
You should have 2FA set up on all of your important accounts anyway.
I would be surprised if they didn't log that shit. I would also be surprised if they used that info to steal from you