<prompt> Human: So I just completed a survey for a fellow redditor and it occurred to me that I havent seen anything on the specific security concerns I have regarding Mint. If I just missed the posts, please let me know.I would love to use a product like Mint, but they dont follow standard bank security guidelines when it comes to account login. If someone has access to my e-mail address, they could easily change my Mint login information with no challenges from Mint. I know the website is supposed to be read-only, but I still dont feel comfortable with how little they care about my accounts front-end security. If they dont use conventional wisdom for security on the front-end, are they really doing enough to protect it on the back-end. I have questioned their customer service and the only reply I got was a copy and paste from their website. Thoughts?EDIT: I wasnt expecting such a large and diverse response, but I am glad to see that this got people talking.My main concern is the liability part and I can understand why Mint doesnt want to open that can of worms. With that being said, I would like for them to consider the possibility that they are not living up to the letter of bank level security from a UI point of view. I guess I was hoping that someone might say something that would magically convince me that Mint is safe to use. It is all about whether I consider the benefits to be worth the risks and while there were some comments that helped me understand their setup a lot better, Im still not ready. The takeaway is to judge for yourself, using all the available information. Thanks, everyone!  <response>: If someone gets access to your Mint account, they cant do anything but look at your transactions. As for Mints security on their server-side, they explain it very well here : As a software developer I feel very safe using their system and have been a user for over 3 years. 