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OK this isn't entirely Linux.
I get this message:
"Access Denied
You don't have permission to access "http://auth.scotiaonline.scotiabank.com/online?" on this server.
Reference #18.c411f418.1609440190.1ba4a9dc"
when I try and login to the Scotia bank. I have Fedora and Mint on my laptop and on PC. PC also has Windows. I have tried all browsers (Chrome, Opers and Firefox) on all OS's on PC and laptop with the same results. So I loaded a Linux Mint on USB and I was able to sign in there OK. I can log in to another financial institution OK, just Scotia bank.
So I was thinking router, but if log in on USB mint works that cancels that idea. I have also tried clearing cache's; tried incognito browsing and all the same. This problem started a few days ago.
Using the login link from the site teckk referenced brings up a login page. The first URL ending with the "?" is expecting an oath token. I could not get to the first URL either. Using Safari on MacOS seems to work fine using the link teckk referenced though, albeit I do not bank there so can't login.
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