[Beowulf] One time passwords and two factor authentication for a HPC setup (might be offtopic? )
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Leif Nixon nixon at nsc.liu.seMon Oct 12 12:35:03 PDT 2009
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Rahul Nabar <rpnabar at gmail.com> writes: > Yess! For sure. I used to work in a corporate stup where this was a > nightmare. Some "smart" sys admin had decided to use the same magnetic > ID for door-access, photoID, and computer OTP authentication. You > needed the ID-card inserted into a reader connected via USB to the > computer. The moment you pulled the card out the computer logged off. > Result was that each time you went for a coffee or a restroom break > you had a logged out machine. That's the point. > Now there might be some who may say that's the point but I just think > it was a pain. Sure it's a pain. Hopefully there had been a proper risk analysis carried out that indicated that it still was the right thing to do. -- / Swedish National Infrastructure for Computing Leif Nixon - Security officer < National Supercomputer Centre \ Nordic Data Grid Facility
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