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My response to questions about 2FA how secure it really is and what is better https://lnkd.in/dUUGX-ZP
🚨Mattermost: Improper Access Controls🚨 In Mattermost versions from 9.5.x before 9.5.3, from 9.6.x before 9.6.1 and from 8.1.x before 8.1.12 a medium severity vulnerability CVE-2024-32045 was detected. The problem is due to inadequate access controls, allowing users to link playbook runs to private channels they shouldn't access. Stay informed and learn how to protect your data by reading more about this vulnerability here: https://lnkd.in/dpJv2jiF #vulnerability #security #hossted
Interesting discussion topic and reach out to myself or Jethro to learn more!
Anyone know what this tiny little circuit board is? It is roughly the size of a postage stamp. Hint if your access control system isn’t using OSDP, if you are still in the world of Weigand you will want to know what this is. It costs around $30 and takes less than 60 seconds to install it. [EDIT] If you don’t know what Weigand or OSDP are but have had an access control systems for more than a few years, you really should ask your security provider if you are ar risk. Chances are you are.
Anyone know what this tiny little circuit board is? It is roughly the size of a postage stamp. Hint if your access control system isn’t using OSDP, if you are still in the world of Weigand you will want to know what this is. It costs around $30 and takes less than 60 seconds to install it. [EDIT] If you don’t know what Weigand or OSDP are but have had an access control systems for more than a few years, you really should ask your security provider if you are ar risk. Chances are you are.
Weigand access card protocol is old, outdated and no longer secure. One of these devices can be out in place without your knowledge and leave you vulnerable to card cloning. Stop using outdated tech.
Anyone know what this tiny little circuit board is? It is roughly the size of a postage stamp. Hint if your access control system isn’t using OSDP, if you are still in the world of Weigand you will want to know what this is. It costs around $30 and takes less than 60 seconds to install it. [EDIT] If you don’t know what Weigand or OSDP are but have had an access control systems for more than a few years, you really should ask your security provider if you are ar risk. Chances are you are.
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What does money mean to you? This is a question that I ask every prospective client. A lot of times the surface answer will be something like security, stability, freedom, optionality, etc But where I really learn about the person is when we go a layer deeper to understand what that initial word that they said means. There's always something under the initial thought that provides unique insight into someone's money scripts and goals. What does money mean to you?
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With Wavelynx readers, we at Soloinsight (CloudGate Platform) enable employee badges in Apple Wallet. You don’t need old fashioned proximity access cards anymore. Not just this, we provide you the analytics - Who, Why, Where, When, How someone was there in your premises.
Anyone know what this tiny little circuit board is? It is roughly the size of a postage stamp. Hint if your access control system isn’t using OSDP, if you are still in the world of Weigand you will want to know what this is. It costs around $30 and takes less than 60 seconds to install it. [EDIT] If you don’t know what Weigand or OSDP are but have had an access control systems for more than a few years, you really should ask your security provider if you are ar risk. Chances are you are.
Is SMS 2FA the best way to secure your accounts online? With the evolution of cyber threats, it’s crucial to understand the strengths and weaknesses. https://hubs.li/Q01WkKzk0
One limitation is the use of SGTs allows a user or device to belong to only one security group. If you need fine distinctions, you have what I call the Venn Diagram problem: someone being in A and B but not C nor D. With four groups like that, 2^4=16 different combinations… doesn’t scale well. (The visual for this is “the matrix” in DNAC, showing source/destination groups: each box in that n x n grid requires a security policy.)
Discover the hidden flaw in the world's most popular email server and learn how to protect your data with Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte on Security Now. Turn it on now, and stay ahead of the tech game! Download the episode here: https://lnkd.in/gKCg8VG9
