Hate to ask this question because I have heard horror stories, but is your bios/server firmware at the most current version? I've seen in the past where updating has fixed odd bios issues.

Edit: @scottalanmiller beat me to it.

@thanksaj said:

@coliver said:

@thanksaj said:

@coliver said:

Lastpass for personal
Keepass for work

That seems kind of backwards to me...

Why?

The paid for home and the free for work. Lol

Oh, I do pay for LastPass at home, I generally pay for apps that work exceedingly well for their purpose.

I tried to use LastPass for work but I found that it would act weirdly if I tried to switch between accounts. So I started using KeePass for local credentials and work relevant websites. The database is also stored/encrypted on our local file server so that more then one user can access it.

@thanksaj said:

@coliver said:

Lastpass for personal
Keepass for work

That seems kind of backwards to me...

Why?

Lastpass for personal
Keepass for work

@Dashrender said:

@technobabble said:

Thanks everyone, I will be able to explain why LastPass is safe. I personally plan to upgrade so I can have it on my phone. I have a problem with one site, my hosted WHMCS billing platform. LastPass tries to override every user pass area on the program with my login to the program.

Yeah I've run into this problem with a few different sites. When I create a new user in our EHR it always enters my password, so I have to delete it, etc, etc.

Also, when our EHR times out, for some reason the entered information by lastpass never works - I always have to fully log out of the page, and log back in, yeah it takes about 3 extra seconds, I just live with it.

I've had that issue on a few sites. The best way to get around it that I've seen is to disable autofill on all accounts of the site in question.

@nadnerB said:

@coliver said:

@Minion-Queen said:

Wonder how hard it would be to stream the #followsam 24/7 with a go pro?

http://techcrunch.com/2014/10/06/stream-live-video-from-a-gopro-with-livestreams-latest-ios-app/

How fast would that chew your battery life and data pack?

No idea but it would be really cool for someone with a legacy data package from Verizon or one of the other carriers. And battery? You can easily get a 10,000 mAh pack for 30-40$

I don't know that pretty picture is really handy.

@Minion-Queen said:

Wonder how hard it would be to stream the #followsam 24/7 with a go pro?

http://techcrunch.com/2014/10/06/stream-live-video-from-a-gopro-with-livestreams-latest-ios-app/

@Dashrender said:

@coliver said:

@garak0410 Would it be easier/better to just deploy a Server 2012R2 VM with the app installed and give just that user remote access to it? Lock it down so that is the only app they can use on it? That user could then Remote Desktop into that server from any computer. You could setup a shortcut on their desktop for it too.

Would be a little bit easier then deploying an entire RDS system.

Uhhhh - it's that RDS?

Nope, he was considering using the RDS server role to deploy an app/desktop to that one user. However just deploying an RDP shortcut to that server would work too.

I think this would be hard if they didn't have a backup. Would auditd be able to tell what the permissions were changed from?

Did they have a backup?

@thanksaj said:

@scottalanmiller said:

Hard to believe that MSN, Buzzfeed and eBay are that big. I would never have guessed.

MSN is so many peoples' homepage by default on IE that it doesn't surprise me. Buzzfeed doesn't surprise me either. Actually, the one that shocked me most is Yahoo. Seriously, who uses Yahoo anymore?!

Everyone in my office... except for the CEO who uses Bing.

Do you have full access to the remote machine? You can install things on it?

@technobabble How are they accessing the program?

Realistically if there is a full VPN (client or site-to-site) then you should be able to add printers to the remote server which would access the printers on the local LAN. Is this the best way of doing it? Depends on your environment and the bandwidth between sites.

Are the users accessing these documents on the same network the printers are on?

I've been using LastPass for 5 or 6 years. The one time they thought they had a breach of their database they emailed everyone as soon as it was even suspected and forced a password change. That alone proved they were a customer centric company, as most others would have tried to PR their way out of such a "breach"

The app also encrypts your passwords with your key on the client end before it even goes to the cloud database. So even if someone managed to break in and get it they would just have the hashed values that would take a significant amount of time to figure out.

@garak0410 Would it be easier/better to just deploy a Server 2012R2 VM with the app installed and give just that user remote access to it? Lock it down so that is the only app they can use on it? That user could then Remote Desktop into that server from any computer. You could setup a shortcut on their desktop for it too.

Would be a little bit easier then deploying an entire RDS system.

It is really easy to setup in Server 2012/R2. I followed the technet articles through most of it.

Here is the overview: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh831447.aspx

@PSX_Defector said:

That said, with that level of education, generic posting, and all other factors, my guess would be it is for Cisco.

I would say that's harsh but I've talked to one or two of their support reps..

This kind of sounds like a "throw everything at the wall and see who we get" type of job posting.