Re: Unmask 2.6 Ask Fm
Gema Shisila
Hold the mask button and drag on the background (not on the model) - the model will unmask. You can only unmask selected models. If your model is in several parts then they will need to be selected and unmasked also.
AI-powered processing and spectral unmasking are the driving forces behind pure:unmask. Together, these technologies are able to perfectly combine two competing elements of a mix without any pumping artifacts.
The processing can be refined via four controls. Unmasking is the large central knob that lets you increase or decrease the overall effect. Resolution allows you to define the width of the spectral processing bands at work. The Speed parameter lets you either shorten or lengthen attack and release times; effectively tailoring the unmasking effect to slower, harmonic contexts (piano vs guitar) or to faster, rhythmic contexts (kick vs bass). You can even restrict the unmasking process to within a given low-frequency and high-frequency range using the Range control.
i am using SQL Server Management Studio 2017. i have a database and i have masked a column. There are 500 users who are using the database. Upon request i need to provide unmask data to around 150 users.
I have to manipulate retrieved data in metabase client side for snowflake connection. The use case is to mask/unmask data in client side (ie metabase) . As for POC I tried to override getString() and getObject() in SnowflakeResultset class . It worked for using resultset in Java
I am using Adobe Pro DC and noticed that the properties box for a text field has the option of "Password". I tried it and really appreciate that the masking is done automatically. My question is how do you go about unmasking it? It seems like a useless feature to be able to hide data but have no recourse to unhide or view that data later. Is this something that can be resolved by inserting a button with JavaScript to mask/unmask?
Yes. I've seen that warning on several threads. However, I'm being asked to hide (preferably) encrypt SSN and I really don't have any ideas on how to do that via PDF. Hiding them with an asterisk is a short term solution, but for the security of the data, I'd like to identify a better option. Are you aware of any encryption methods I can check out?
We have a sensitive field that we mask regularly ,but a use case has come where we have to store the particular filed as it is (without masking) based on a field value .does anyone have faced any case like that before ?
A workaround would be to clone the data to a separate index with limited read access. Then you'd have to pull the unmasked data from the new index in addition to the masked data from the current index.
I am working on upgrading our Acumatica instance from 2019R1 to 2021R1. A substantial part of my project involves updating a set of service layer applications that enable bidirectional communication between our ecommerce site and Acumatica. Our web site runs on a platform that does not have an available integration for Acumatica. The site interacts with Authorize.net for all credit card transactions.
Hi @PorchlightZach
NeedValidation =True -> if click the validate Card payment action, automatically check the New card check box as checked and Enabled the Authorize button if the transaction details is wrong
@jinin Thank you for the response, this helps. Do you know if the new card checkbox behavior only occurs if the customer has no existing payment methods on file? The payment behaved like you suggested with regard to validating the card, however the sales order and payment both defaulted to an existing Card Account Number and the new card checkbox was not visible. I tested the API behavior out with Postman in a development environment with my own account. My account already has other payment methods on file that use the same payment method ID.
I plan on doing some additional testing with this. I still have to update my code so that payment methods are created prior to submitting an SO payment for the ecommerce transaction. This is where the unmasked payment profile comes into play.
Authorize.net has an API endpoint that lets you create a customer payment profile from a transaction ID. If that transaction ID matches an existing customer profile ID and payment profile ID, the API returns the existing record.
As previously noted, before I could query the API for customer payment methods and make sure I was never creating a duplicate by comparing the Auth.net Payment Profile ID to the value the API sent back for the CCPID. With that value being returned as ******* my only option to avoid duplication is to query payment methods based on a filtered list of Customer Payment Methods that use equality checks for Customer ID, Customer Profile ID, Processing Center ID, and endswith(CardAccountNbr, ).
Hopefully someone can weigh in on the unmasking issue. My plan B here is to track Payment Profile IDs from web orders in a regular text user field on the Customer Payment Method. I am hoping I can create a business event and import scenario to back fill that field. IIRC generic inquiry results will also mask the CCPID value so my plan B is only going to work if it is possible to copy the value of one form field to another field in an import scenario.
In specifics to the unmasking question the system encrypts the values by default, the IsEncrypted field just determines whether or not it decrypts them when displaying them in the UI(and the decrypting seems to be handled by per Graph event handlers rather than DAC attributes).
The third option would be to create your own Attribute and model it off the dynamic attributes already on the DAC field and dynamically decrypt the field based on the IsEncrypted value(probably in the FieldSelecting Event).
When customer payment methods are queried with the v20 endpoint, my custom field contains the value from the payment method detail in plain text. I wish I had looked into this option even with the v18 endpoint. As the payment detail record is a BQL delegate it cannot be returned with customer payment methods. This approach saves an additional API query to get the Payment Profile ID for each customer payment method. For customers with many credit cards this can save up to 10 additional queries.
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I executed this step by replacing the &TABLE-macrovar with the real table name (i.e. "testtable") and it worked just fine. I am pretty sure, it has got to do with masking/unmasking the macrovar. Can someone help me out with this issue?
Masking is a common coping mechanism employed by autistic people in an attempt to fit into a neurotypical society. Examples of masking include forcing oneself to smile at the "appropriate" times, looking between someone's eyebrows instead of making uncomfortable eye contact, and suppressing stims like hand flapping, even though they're comforting. Megan Rhiannon for NPR hide caption
Social psychologist Devon Price explains that masking is any attempt or strategy "to hide your disability." Price's new book, Unmasking Autism: Discovering the New Faces of Neurodiversity, explores masking, and how to "unmask" and live more freely.
In addition to hiding from others, Price says masking is also a coping mechanism. "You know that if you show your discomfort with eye contact, people will find you untrustworthy and treat you very differently," he says.
"To this day, all of the assessments that we use for diagnosing autism, even in adults [are] still based on how to identify it in white cisgender boys, usually very young ones," Price explains. "So what that means is, if you're, let's say, a young autistic black boy, you are far more likely to get diagnosed with something like oppositional, defiant disorder. You're more likely to be seen as a behavior problem."
"If you're a girl, if you're a person of color, if you're gender nonconforming," Price says, "you're more likely to be seen as a problem to be contained."
Price, who is transgender, compares it to how queer people are forced into a cisgender heterosexual world: Nobody chooses to be closeted, but they are born in the closet. In the same way, nobody chooses to wear a mask, but is born with a mask.
Devon Price is a social psychologist and the author of Unmasking Autism: Discovering the New Faces of Neurodiversity. Left: Photograph by Collin Quinn Rice; Right: Harmony hide caption
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