Possible Workplace Sabotage?
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@wirestyle22 said in Possible Workplace Sabotage?:
@scottalanmiller said in Possible Workplace Sabotage?:
@wirestyle22 said in Possible Workplace Sabotage?:
@scottalanmiller That's a good question. I know all of the higher ups have all of the IP's and credentials. This could also have been some kind of test to see how fast I found the issue?
That's a major problem. You have shared credentials? Make sure that that is documented and that you raise this as a security issue. Maybe it is shared with other people, maybe it is shared with people who are no longer with the company. Shared passwords make those people equally responsible for any actions taken on the network.
Yeah there are only admin credentials to access each device. I don't want this to be some weird conspiracy theory post, but I cannot justify one digit changing and nothing else. I can't resolve that with myself.
That Aruba's logs lack this is very fishy. Have you looked into fixing the credentials issue?
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@scottalanmiller said in Possible Workplace Sabotage?:
@wirestyle22 said in Possible Workplace Sabotage?:
@scottalanmiller said in Possible Workplace Sabotage?:
@wirestyle22 said in Possible Workplace Sabotage?:
@scottalanmiller That's a good question. I know all of the higher ups have all of the IP's and credentials. This could also have been some kind of test to see how fast I found the issue?
That's a major problem. You have shared credentials? Make sure that that is documented and that you raise this as a security issue. Maybe it is shared with other people, maybe it is shared with people who are no longer with the company. Shared passwords make those people equally responsible for any actions taken on the network.
Yeah there are only admin credentials to access each device. I don't want this to be some weird conspiracy theory post, but I cannot justify one digit changing and nothing else. I can't resolve that with myself.
That Aruba's logs lack this is very fishy. Have you looked into fixing the credentials issue?
It's on my list of things that need to be done immediately. I'm presenting soon to the owner.
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@wirestyle22 said in Possible Workplace Sabotage?:
@scottalanmiller said in Possible Workplace Sabotage?:
@wirestyle22 said in Possible Workplace Sabotage?:
@scottalanmiller said in Possible Workplace Sabotage?:
@wirestyle22 said in Possible Workplace Sabotage?:
@scottalanmiller That's a good question. I know all of the higher ups have all of the IP's and credentials. This could also have been some kind of test to see how fast I found the issue?
That's a major problem. You have shared credentials? Make sure that that is documented and that you raise this as a security issue. Maybe it is shared with other people, maybe it is shared with people who are no longer with the company. Shared passwords make those people equally responsible for any actions taken on the network.
Yeah there are only admin credentials to access each device. I don't want this to be some weird conspiracy theory post, but I cannot justify one digit changing and nothing else. I can't resolve that with myself.
That Aruba's logs lack this is very fishy. Have you looked into fixing the credentials issue?
It's on my list of things that need to be done immediately. I'm presenting soon to the owner.
Keeping in mind that you should definitely have admin credentials sealed away somewhere safe that others can access as a Bus policy (as in you get hit by a bus)... But nobody else should be using that except in emergencies.
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I'd also check the Arubas and see if anything happened like an automatic software update, etc?
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@dafyre I checked the logs and spoke with them about possibilities. We both said there isnt anything that we know of that could have caused it. Idk. I'm not a conspiracy theorist, I just think it's weird.
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@wirestyle22 said in Possible Workplace Sabotage?:
@dafyre I checked the logs and spoke with them about possibilities. We both said there isnt anything that we know of that could have caused it. Idk. I'm not a conspiracy theorist, I just think it's weird.
Quite weird. What happens when you set it back to the appropriate value?
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Wrap all your APs in tin foil, secure your tin foil hat, and watch out for the black van that awaits you on your way home...
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@dafyre It's fixed when I do that
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@RojoLoco I already have my armadillo hat insulated so the government can't scan my brainwaves
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@RojoLoco said in Possible Workplace Sabotage?:
Wrap all your APs in tin foil, secure your tin foil hat, and watch out for the black van that awaits you on your way home...
It'll be the one broadcasting "FBI Surveillance Van"
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@wirestyle22 said in Possible Workplace Sabotage?:
@dafyre It's fixed when I do that
Does it change back again?
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@wirestyle22 said in Possible Workplace Sabotage?:
@RojoLoco I already have my armadillo hat insulated so the government can't scan my brainwaves
Double check it.... that brainwave scan is how they got your admin credentials!
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@dafyre said in Possible Workplace Sabotage?:
@RojoLoco said in Possible Workplace Sabotage?:
Wrap all your APs in tin foil, secure your tin foil hat, and watch out for the black van that awaits you on your way home...
It'll be the one broadcasting "FBI Surveillance Van"
Sigh, there is one of those within WiFi range of my house.
I'm scart.
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@dafyre No and I reset it and everything. No idea. That's why it seems so shady to me. I was hoping someone would come in and say "nah thats x. No need to worry"
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@wirestyle22 said in Possible Workplace Sabotage?:
@dafyre No and I reset it and everything. No idea. That's why it seems so shady to me. I was hoping someone would come in and say "nah thats x. No need to worry"
How long until it changes back?
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