I posted a simple solution here back on March 29th. In my opinion, security is the end user’s issue and not so much the game company. I understand people want to feel safe or think security is fool proof. However there is always a fool proving them wrong. If you layer too much security, then it become a chore just to access the game, then no one wants to play because of the security mini game on the pointless front end. This is why I would allow the end user to decide on the level of security they desire. For example; I would choose none for myself, as my PC is not public access, has to be logged into with a bio-metric password already, and is located in a locked room within my house. I wish they would use a better method, but as the saying goes, If wishes were horses, the poor would ride for free.