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Abele Beardsley
START HERE: CHANGE YOUR INITIAL PASSWORD TO A PASSPHRASE
Use your username, 8-digit student/employee ID number, and initial password to set up your Morgan account using the password management tool. From the password management tool site, you'll be asked to provide a mobile phone number, set up challenge questions, and provide a non-Morgan email address. These pieces of information will be used to verify your identity when you subsequently manage your password. Review this document for step-by-step instructions on using the password management tool.
REQUIREMENT: RESET YOUR PASSPHRASE ANNUALLY AND ACROSS ALL DEVICES
Use the password management tool to change your passphrase or unlock your account. Immediately after changing your MSU passphrase, be sure to update the passphrase on any and all devices you use to connect to MSU wi-fi. While on campus, follow the steps outlined in this guide to ensure you've successfully reset your passphrase on each device. Failure to reset your passphrase across all devices (both MSU and personal) connecting to MSU wi-fi will cause your account to lock.
REQUIREMENT: USE YOUR MSU EMAIL FOR ALL OFFICIAL UNIVERSITY CORRESPONDENCE
University departments across campus will be sending information to your MSU email address. You are expected to use your MSU email account for all university correspondence to ensure communications remain on an official platform and to confirm your active student/employee status.
GET TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE: IT SERVICE DESK
Use self-help resources available on the Service Desk web page as a first step in troubleshooting your issue. Direct all other technical support requests and inquiries to the IT Service Desk (443-885-HELP or Servi...@morgan.edu). The Service Desk team is available Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST (except during university closures). You will need your username and 8-digit student/employee ID number to get assistance from the Service Desk. If you don't know your ID number, contact the appropriate department - undergraduate students (Registrar's Office), graduate students (School of Graduate Studies), and employees (HR).
GET CONNECTED: MSU-SECURE WIRELESS NETWORK
Access to Morgan's wireless network is available campuswide. You can connect to the Morgan wireless network by selecting "MSU Secure" from the list of available networks and entering your Morgan Network Account username and passphrase when prompted. Connect your mobile device to Morgan's wireless network. Remember to change your passphrase across all devices connecting to Morgan's network while on campus.
UPDATE: Looks they fix the bug, but they restrict my Twitter account temporarily to change or update my email address and mobile number. I remove my phone number in my main Twitter in order to have to get OTP to reset the password on my second one, so I can regain access to deactivate them. After trying to re-link the same old mobile number I use, it just pop an error message saying its broken (first picture).
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This problem deplatformed me. one of my account was banned old times for advertising cryptocurrency, which is not a problem now, they store the account info and basically now i am totally unable to create any account, modify phone or emails or even delete old accounts, i am blocked in a loop of appealing to that decision and it gets denied in 30 seconds after i appeal even if now the reason i got banned is no more an issue. This does not make sense at all, it is just a mask for social control at this point.
If you see an error message stating "Sign In Failed. You have entered the wrong password. You have X more attempts until your account is locked", this means additional attempts with an incorrect password will lock the account.
If you see an error message stating, "Sign in Failed. Too many incorrect attempts. To log in, you must reset your password by clicking Forgot password below", this means your account is locked until the password is reset.
If you set up an account with only a mobile phone number, the password reset link will be sent via SMS text. Only student contacts are able to create their accounts using a verified mobile phone number, rather than an email address. When setting your password, instead of entering an email address in the Forgot Password field, the 10-digit mobile phone number should be entered.
Check if there's an email tied to the account. If both email and authenticated number are associated with an account, password resets go to the email inbox. If you don't get it, you might've unsubscribed from brightwheel texts. To resubscribe, find past messages where you replied 'STOP' and text 'START' to re-subscribe. Brightwheel texts come from various numbers, so please re-subscribe to all 'STOP' replies. Once re-subscribed, request a password reset again.
The reset password link expires after a few hours. If an error message about the password reset token appears, typically this means the reset password link is no longer valid. If this is the case, please request a new link from the app or web sign-in page.
If you are a staff member seeing the error message 'You do not have access to any rooms. Please contact your administrator to get access to rooms, or login to the web experience" with the options to Logout or Try Again at the bottom - this is happening because your staff account has been created but not assigned to any rooms at the program.
Authentication (AuthN) is the process of verifying that an individual, entity, or website is who or what it claims to be by determining the validity of one or more authenticators (like passwords, fingerprints, or security tokens) that are used to back up this claim.
Digital Identity is the unique representation of a subject engaged in an online transaction. A digital identity is always unique in the context of a digital service but does not necessarily need to be traceable back to a specific real-life subject.
Session Management is a process by which a server maintains the state of an entity interacting with it. This is required for a server to remember how to react to subsequent requests throughout a transaction. Sessions are maintained on the server by a session identifier which can be passed back and forth between the client and server when transmitting and receiving requests. Sessions should be unique per user and computationally very difficult to predict. The Session Management Cheat Sheet contains further guidance on the best practices in this area.
The primary function of a User ID is to uniquely identify a user within a system. Ideally, User IDs should be randomly generated to prevent the creation of predictable or sequential IDs, which could pose a security risk, especially in systems where User IDs might be exposed or inferred from external sources.
Usernames are easy-to-remember identifiers chosen by the user and used for identifying themselves when logging into a system or service. The terms User ID and username might be used interchangeably if the username chosen by the user also serves as their unique identifier within the system.
Users should be permitted to use their email address as a username, provided the email is verified during signup. Additionally, they should have the option to choose a username other than an email address. For information on validating email addresses, please visit the input validation cheatsheet email discussion.
A key concern when using passwords for authentication is password strength. A "strong" password policy makes it difficult or even improbable for one to guess the password through either manual or automated means. The following characteristics define a strong password:
It is common for an application to have a mechanism that provides a means for a user to gain access to their account in the event they forget their password. Please see Forgot Password Cheat Sheet for details on this feature.
Where possible, the user-supplied password should be compared to the stored password hash using a secure password comparison function provided by the language or framework, such as the password_verify() function in PHP. Where this is not possible, ensure that the comparison function:
The login page and all subsequent authenticated pages must be exclusively accessed over TLS or other strong transport. Failure to utilize TLS or other strong transport for the login page allows an attacker to modify the login form action, causing the user's credentials to be posted to an arbitrary location. Failure to utilize TLS or other strong transport for authenticated pages after login enables an attacker to view the unencrypted session ID and compromise the user's authenticated session.
In order to mitigate CSRF and session hijacking, it's important to require the current credentials for an account before updating sensitive account information such as the user's password or email address -- or before sensitive transactions, such as shipping a purchase to a new address. Without this countermeasure, an attacker may be able to execute sensitive transactions through a CSRF or XSS attack without needing to know the user's current credentials. Additionally, an attacker may get temporary physical access to a user's browser or steal their session ID to take over the user's session.
TLS Client Authentication, also known as two-way TLS authentication, consists of both, browser and server, sending their respective TLS certificates during the TLS handshake process. Just as you can validate the authenticity of a server by using the certificate and asking a verifiably-valid Certificate Authority (CA) if the certificate is valid, the server can authenticate the user by receiving a certificate from the client and validating against a third-party CA or its own CA. To do this, the server must provide the user with a certificate generated specifically for him, assigning values to the subject so that these can be used to determine what user the certificate should validate. The user installs the certificate on a browser and now uses it for the website.
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