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> The only "serious problem" was storing seeds for some unknown reason. I read somewhere else that the seeds are stored by RSA as an additional backup for the
by timson 15y ago
> The only "serious problem" was storing seeds for some unknown reason.
I read somewhere else that the seeds are stored by RSA as an additional backup for the customers. In the event that the customer accidentally loses their seed database, it would be a very costly operation to replace all the SecurID hardware tokens.
But... well... they are forced to replace all the SecurID hardware tokens anyway.
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- ceejayoz 15y ago> In the event that the customer accidentally loses their seed database, it would be a very costly operation to replace all the SecurID hardware tokens. It'd be a very profitable operation for RSA, so I doubt this explanation.
- dekz 15y agoI read similar, but there is no excuse for that machine to be connected to the internet.