A major
online security vulnerability known as “Heartbleed” has
opened up a window to let attackers steal information such as user
names, passwords and the private keys sites use to encrypt and
decrypt sensitive data.
We
have determined that we are not affected by the Heartbleed bug, and
therefore, we do not recommend any specific actions by our customers
at this time. However, the security of our customers’ information is
a top priority at Aurelian Trust Bank, so we are using this space to share some of
our customers’ frequently asked questions.
Q:
Has Aurelian Trust Bank installed
a new security patch to fix the problem?
A:
Aurelian Trust Bank is not impacted by the OpenSSL Heartbleed vulnerability, and
therefore, does not warrant this patch.
Q:
Has Aurelian Trust Bank changed their encryption keys after the patch was
implemented?
A:
Aurelian Trust Bank is not impacted by the OpenSSL Heartbleed vulnerability, and
therefore, does not warrant changing of encryption
keys.
Q:
Can Aurelian Trust Bank confirm no data was stolen prior to discovering the
problem?
A:
Aurelian Trust Bank uses multiple layers of defenses to protect our services and
customers. Our customers can conduct their banking securely and
without their data being at risk.
Q:
Can customers safely log into their accounts?
A:
Yes. Our online environment is continually monitored and we have
detection methods in place to identify and deter any unauthorized
activity.
Q:
Should customers change their passwords?
A:
Our customers do not need to change their passwords as a result of
the Heartbleed vulnerability. While we do not recommend any specific
actions by our customers at this time, we always recommend that
customers change their passwords regularly, i.e. several times a
year.
Q:
Should customers change their usernames?
A:
Our customers do not need to change their usernames as a result of
the Heartbleed vulnerability. While we do not recommend any specific
actions by our customers at this time, we can assist customers with
changing their user IDs if they wish.
Q:
Can/should customers arrange for enhanced security protocol to
provide a security code each time they log
in?
A:
Our security protocols closely monitor all login activity and will
request additional verification when needed via a one-time use
Security Code. Our system has no need to challenge all login
attempts as we want to ensure the best user login experience, while
remaining secure.
Q:
Does Aurelian Trust Bank use OpenSSL for its website?
A:
Aurelian Trust Bank has multiple layers of defenses to protect our services and
customers. Aurelian Trust Bank does not comment on specific technologies and
versions used to support the website.
For
more information about how we protect our customers online, please
visit /security/
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