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10 years ago CloudHashing.com: That might be useful if someones system is exploited. [4/3/14, 5:14:02 PM] Benny G. - CloudHashing.com: Regarding #2, one for gen access, one for changing pools/upgrade [4/3/14, 5:14:12 PM] Benny G. - CloudHashing.com: Even a simple Pin code that is encrypted would be useful [4/3/14, 5:14:25 PM] Benny G. - CloudHashing.com: and could be reset by a 'master' password that they set and are told to write down [4/3/14, 5:14:32 PM] Benny G. - CloudHashing.com: this would be a huge feature that currently no manufacturer is offering [4/3/14, 5:14:41 PM] Benny G. - CloudHashing.com: consider the fact that if someone remotely hacked a server on my VPN [4/3/14, 5:14:51 PM] Benny G. - CloudHashing.com: they could then update the pool on EVERY machine on my network [4/3/14, 5:15:04 PM] Benny G. - CloudHashing.com: with this, they'd need an added layer [4/3/14, 5:15:13 PM] Benny G. - CloudHashing.com: Two factor would be even more interesting
CloudHashing.com: 2. Allow an encrypted password to be set to protect against changes to pool servers and update firmware, ie. 2FA for Firmware upgrades. This will allow paranoid people to lock their unit from being hacked and updated.