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#130956 3-Oct-2013 17:23
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Was just skimming through this realme online thingy. I'm not really sure the point? Or Are the banks going to bring in another level of security for online transactions?




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  #907307 3-Oct-2013 17:28
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The main answer for me is in the first paragraph of this page:

https://www.realme.govt.nz/what-is-realme/



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  #908197 4-Oct-2013 23:19
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Good lord man the address is in this very thread.

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  #908350 5-Oct-2013 10:32
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Why would a NZ government service be provided on a domain that's not .govt.nz?

That would defeat any purpose of authentication - straight out of the bat it people shouldn't trust it. Having a govt.nz domain is the only way to know it's an actual government service.




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