[blind-it] Re: RSA Token
- From: Al Puzzuoli <alpuzz@xxxxxxx>
- To: "blind-it@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <blind-it@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 4 Nov 2010 01:22:33 +0000
Hi Scott,
I've never used this sort of security, and am only familiar with it in theory.
My guess though is that if there is an accessible solution, it would have to
come from the vender of these key ring devices. Is there any way we could find
out who makes the things? With that information, maybe we could be of more
help.
--Al
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Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2010 9:10 PM
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Subject: [blind-it] RSA Token
Hello everyone,
Hope this list is still active.
I'm passing on a question from a friend who works at a bank, and needs to
securely log into the bank's server while not at work. Verbatim, here is his
question:
I learned today for me to have VPN access with my laptop away from my office, I
need to use something called a RSA Token. It is a small device, which can be
attached to my key ring, and displays 6-digit #s every 30 seconds for me to key
in for logging on remotely to our secured server.
Are you familiar with this process and such devices? More importantly, are you
aware of any solutions for blind employees who need remote access to their
organizations secured server?
Thanks all,
Scott
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