Word: passwords
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...worried about. "[I am] under the impression that the compromised system was sanitized and does not represent a threat currently," he says. "Any accounts on FAS central systems that may have been compromised as a result of that incident have long since been secured, due to the periodic enforced password changes that now take place...
...Changing your password is one of the most important things you can do to maintain the security of your own FAS e-mail account," Osterberg says. "Each insecure individual account is a weak link in the chain, which may allow a malicious outside user to gain access to our system. By doing what we can to maintain the security of the individual accounts, we increase the overall security of the system as a whole...
...actual hacking of a Web site is, in actuality, not an extremely complicated process. For the hacker, the only obstacle is getting the password for the root user to the server...
Student members said they thought this would lower response rates, unless it was made mandatory by linking the survey to e-mail--like the computer quiz and password change--or requiring students to file CUE forms in order to get their grades...
...best site I visited, by far, was one available only to 15,000 members of the Kaiser Permanente HMO (I had a guest pass). When you ask nurses there a question, they can access your medical record to help inform their reply. Kaiser plans to offer the ultrasecure, password-protected website to all its 9 million members next year. What will they think of next...