"Yesterday they announced that they have fixed the flaw."

Err, that particular flaw may, or may not, have been fixed but the problem/opportunity of hacked and/or cracked/hacking and/or cracking banking codes, exists/remains/persists.

And will increase indefinitely and with ever increasing efficacy until such times as endemic and systemic fraudulent practices [which you might like to consider may be money for/from nothing, fractional reserve naked shorting with the Profit and Promisory Note Driver Model] are Beta Secured with a New Promising Deal dDelivery AIdDriver ...... for that would the Competition Floating in the Market Place.

More about which, one only Needs 42 Register Inquiry for Feasting Feeds. I Kid U Not.

IT does however require more than just a Titter of Wit and a Closetted, Cosetted Mind, in Order to Accept Novel Noble Information which Frees up Space and removes Historical Clutter aka Created Hysteria, for ITs Beta Understanding and Greater Enlightenmment.

And it is sad, rather than bad or mad to say, that that is all too often a bridge too far for many to cross/progress across. Nevertheless, though, the Path and ITs WAIs will be Laid for All and Any to Follow.

"Besides they are not going to use MD5 certificates after the end of January, so all that effort hacking it was a waste time." So the bad guys only have one month left to empty my bank account. How reassuring.