> Whilst one-time keycards are nice, ones such as S/Key are also "dangerous".
> If you're attending a conference (and have a name tag), or travelling,
> you're going to take your s/key list or other with you...whilst the
> security seems well and good, it does, however, reduce the skill required
> to get `in' to somene who is good at picking pockets...and what do you do
> if you `lose' your `card' ? Can you call back to work, 24 hours a day and
> report it missing ?
you could keep your s/key list encrypted on a laptop.
then they'd have to have you alone for some practical torture.
anyone wants into your network that bad has bribed the janitors
or security already.
josh
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