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Bank of America warns customers against sharing online banking credentials with AI agents

Bank of America has emailed customers urging them not to share their online banking usernames and passwords with external services, including AI agents, and warning that customers bear responsibility if they share those credentials. The report says Morgan Stanley has begun blocking such agents, while JPMorgan Chase and Citibank are tightening related access.

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Bank of America warns customers not to share banking credentials with AI agents

In an email to customers, Bank of America urged them never to share their banking username and password with another person or an outside service, including an AI tool or agent offering to act on their behalf. The email also says customers are responsible for activity resulting from sharing their credentials.

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Bank of America warns customers against sharing online banking credentials with AI agents

Bank of America has emailed customers urging them not to share their online banking usernames and passwords with external services, including AI agents, and warning that customers bear responsibility if they share those credentials. The report says Morgan Stanley has begun blocking such agents, while JPMorgan Chase and Citibank are tightening related access.

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Bank of America warns customers not to share banking credentials with AI agents

In an email to customers, Bank of America urged them never to share their banking username and password with another person or an outside service, including an AI tool or agent offering to act on their behalf. The email also says customers are responsible for activity resulting from sharing their credentials.