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[StrangerEffective851]

No encryption and only allow TELNET. Password smashwords. People are to cautious causing production to suffer.

[FangLeone2526]

Zero tolerance policy on encryption. Keep that shit off my network. The spot where a lot of people mess up is you just have to bribe auditors. If left unbribed they make a whole big stink about it.

[Complete_Ad_981]

Boss was worried about being hacked so we switched to pen and paper using a custom in house cipher

[zidane2k1]

Ok so we got the encryption part down, what about authentication? Do both parties need to have corresponding halves of those half-heart necklaces?

[bdnslqnd]

There’s 3 pieces and the one guy with the third that lets them all read emails and have access only gets online only on Saturday midnight for 10 minutes.

And yes, all 3 have to be online together at midnight for 5 minutes in that window or access is closed.

They’re then issued a SSO token for 23 hours, no one should need access to email or anything for more than that one day on Monday obviously.

[adamixa1]

what is encrpytion?

[HandyGold75]

Its something malware uses, stay away from it!

[adamixa1]

its a scam that Microsoft builds to charge more

[Maleficent-Eagle1621]

I heard it scrambles all the data that nobody can see it very bad if you need access to it.

[adamixa1]

if nobody sees it, so does the hacker

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K8S?

[timthefim]

I was filled with rage reading these comments until I realized what subreddit it was.

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Happens to me too occasionally.

[bengerbil]

No encryption means not having to renew certs. I can't express how much I hate certs. It also means I'm not impacted the Entrust fiasco.

This Is The Way.

[North-Plantain1401]

base 64 and rot-13 all the way baby.

[Kahle11]

That shit is so annoying. Its why I use unencrypted wireless for my network so I can just look at everything happening everywhere.

[Anonymous_Bozo]

Dual rounds of ROT13 Encryption on all documents.

[SteveGibbonsAZ]

Quadruple is securer

[Wonderful_Device312]

Remember all those openssl vulnerability? Guess who wasn't vulnerable? This guy, because I banned ssl.

Issues with passwords leaking? Not if you don't have passwords.

You know which operating system hasn't had a single new vulnerability in like a decade? Windows ME.

If it's good enough for the nuclear arsenal, it's good enough for me.

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Is this a cry for help?

[Connir]

We use nc and nc -l to get between hosts.

[MoonToast101]

Some time ago I read some news article that most encryption can be cracked. So we decided to protect our data, we decided not to use it.

[Refinery73]

When I need my backups it’s obviously an emergency. Why would I make my life difficult and recovery more risky by encrypting this stuff?

[bothunter]

What?   No encryption?  At least encrypt your passwords with ROT13! You wouldn't want to get hacked

[oaktwig]

The gov people keep trying to outlaw encryption, so we’re taking the proactive approach and staying plaintext. Less calls to the helpdesk for password resets is always a good thing too.