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To me the worst part was how they managed the incident. They should never have been hacked, but once it happened they should have been honest about the scope of impact.

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I'm sure they were very honest to their defense and security agency customers. First. Then the rest of the world.

As soon as notice that they had been breached was leaked, all the admins I knew assumed their keyfobs were compromised.

Can you order RSA tokens WITHOUT them storing the seed for 'backup'?

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