Question for the Experts: Free Website Based Password Store

[oracleslave]

I once had a free blowjob. It was worth having.

Did it take a while to get the taste out your mouth?

[DimPrawn]

Did it take a while to get the taste out your mouth?

My back was killing me afterwards.

[oracleslave]

My back was killing me afterwards.

[Ravello]

How does any of this help you change the tape Milan?

[pmeswani]

How does any of this help you change the tape Milan?

mp3.

Tape is so yesterday.

[PRC1964]

mp3.

Tape is so yesterday.

Now there's a new idea, backups in MP3 format.

[pmeswani]

Now there's a new idea, backups in MP3 format.

If you want to patent or copyright the idea... go for it. I'll let you work on the idea.

[milanbenes]

pmeswani,


thank you very much

on spec that tool should be just the job

as you can see, the coders here do not get it, they are stuck in their tunnel vision typical coder style thinking about Single Sign On

Thnks again, I owe you a beer.

Milan.

[pmeswani]

pmeswani,


thank you very much

on spec that tool should be just the job

as you can see, the coders here do not get it, they are stuck in their tunnel vision typical coder style thinking about Single Sign On

Thnks again, I owe you a beer.

Milan.

Single-sign-on is still the way forward. I'm saying this from the point of view of a Security Analyst / Consultant. If one disgruntled engineer leaves, and you have 2 or 3 passwords to worry about, then single sign on is pointless. Judging by your prediciment, you have a lot more than 2 or 3, and if someone leaves (disgruntled or not), they are in a more powerful position to cause distruction to the integrity of your employers / company, as you won't have time to change all the passwords quickly enough.

This is a simplistic view on the benefits of Single-Sign-On, but it is something you should seriously look at.

[milanbenes]

Hi,

I am speaking about Unix command line level passwords, passwords for webservice communication between systems, sys admin passwords for systems, etc

I have seen a Single Sign On web interface for the Unix level, you logon to the Web Interface and then you can access the Unix command line for any system for which you are authorised

well for me these wonderful security consultant solutions are a pile of steamy smelly brown stuff which only intorduce another layer of pain to hinder the .net sys admin who is just trying to get onto the unix command line, these web based access systems are unstable, at the mercy of more administrators who are maintaining those systems, not to mention slow, and not 100% available

when compared to the unix command line running in putty on my desktop


next, how is your super single sign on system going to work with .net administrator tools which can only be started from OS level cmd line on windows and unix and which require yet another log on when they open ?

thanks but no thanks

password db will be just fine thank you

Milan.