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Revisit account access and management policies #3

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dcwalk opened this issue Jan 8, 2019 · 4 comments
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Revisit account access and management policies #3

dcwalk opened this issue Jan 8, 2019 · 4 comments

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dcwalk commented Jan 8, 2019

From @dcwalk on September 26, 2018 21:24

We should develop/revisit our Our Networks accounts and the access/management policies we have around that (e.g., we are on a few services platforms and generally share passwords.

Should ensure that it reflects our needs/capacity going forward to 2019. Also whether they need to be updated for people

Services:

  • single acct:
    • BPT
    • Paypal
    • Twitter
    • Mailing list (?) - Mayfirst
  • group/individual accts:
    • Bank
    • Namecheap
    • Digital Ocean
    • Twitter
    • Youtube
    • GH Org

Unused:

  • Stripe
  • Dtube (Hank?)

Copied from original issue: ournetworks/2018#131

Some TODOs for 2019 closeout:

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dcwalk commented Jan 8, 2019

From @benhylau on September 26, 2018 23:21

I still hold creds to the bank, Paypal, and BPT. Let me know if there are other ones I shall keep.

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dcwalk commented Jan 8, 2019

Yeah, I'm in similar boat. I was thinking a list+ensure we've spread access appropriately!

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dcwalk commented Jan 8, 2019

From @Shrinks99 on October 2, 2018 22:7

I will let you know what happens with DTube once they send me account login information. Alternatively I can claim the name for a whole one dollar in the mean time and get it instantly so I can give you credentials.

Nothing is tied to my email once the account is created, they are just using it to give me a private key. Crypto and all that jazz.

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Should we just commit a KeePassX repo with all passwords to a repository and we all just individually remember that one password? Of course there is no forward secrecy in this quick solution.

@dcwalk dcwalk transferred this issue from ournetworks/2019 Feb 19, 2020
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