Blackbox Login Edu

[Ashlie Mealey]

Customizethis function to do authentication against your internal system by using the username and password provided. Here is an example of the function customized to authenticate against a MySQL database: (some security procedures left out for clarity)

Returning true will authenticate the user, while false denies access. Note that even after you return true, HelpSpot looks up the username to make sure the username is that of a valid HelpSpot user. If you have not assigned the username to any of your staff then authentication will still fail.

Enabling Black Box authentication is a two step process. First you must rename the BlackBox-base.php file to BlackBox.php. Second, you must change the authentication type to Black Box [Admin->Settings]. After changing the setting you will likely have to login again at which point the login box should say "username" instead of "email".

HelpSpot still requires a password for all accounts even though it's not used for your custom authentication. This is because HelpSpot will attempt to login against it's own internal authentication when your custom authentication returns false. This allows users to get into HelpSpot even if the custom function is not working correctly using their HelpSpot email and password.

I am pretty new to the Prometheus and not sure how I am going to ping the endpoint with authentication. Not sure my problem could be solved by built-in prometheus configs, let me describe the flow I would like to achieve:

Basically I am trying to mimic the same procedure for sequence of API calls in Postman tests. I've seen config of blackbox-exporter of basic_auth and bearer_token, but not sure how to actually setup the params and how to redirect to other pages.

The Blackbox exporter will follow redirects automatically, use URL parameters, and send bearer tokens but you need to know what you want to send in advance. You might have some luck with _exporter, you could write your own exporter, or look for a simpler blackbox test that the blackbox exporter can execute.

Not sure whether you have still the same issue but i have tried to setup the api checks (whether api is working fine or not) via blackbox exporter and while installing the exporter i have used below config.

First module is for checking the normal endpoint whether they are reachable or not.AND second module is for checking the api with a bearer token. I have created a secret and mounted it as volume on to the pod at /var/secret.file

Battle.net stopped working (cannot login, some error pops up) after its latest update today, which I think is related to the new World of Warcraft extension (Season of Discovery).

I am using Linux Ubuntu Mate 22.04.

Current issue with Battle.Net.14542.

No login button when starting the Battle.net client.

If you start the client without logging in, it is all just a grey background with no UI.

Changing Wine version does not fix this.

Uber has operations in over 10,000 cities worldwide and its services include ridesharing, food delivery, package delivery, couriers, freight transportation, electric bicycle and motorized scooter rental, and ferry transport.

As mentioned earlier, the USL (unified signup and login) project was launched with a vision to provide a unified signup and login experience for all Uber apps. Our framework is designed with several goals in mind:

USL has a bunch of code that need not be included in the initial page load. For example, there are some screen components that are rarely seen by users, which can be lazily loaded. We use JS bundle splitting to make sure we download a fraction of the entire JS code on the initial page load. Since the app is used in various low-bandwidth areas, it is critical that the web app loads in a reasonable time on slower networks and older devices, and bundle splitting is critical in helping us meet this goal.

All of the logic related to flows (i.e., which screens/factors the users should see) resides on the backend. The client application is responsible for just the presentation of the current state. It contains a main component, which reads from the Redux state and loads the current screen component on the UI. Here is the step-wise process of how our backend API processes requests, from receipt through updated UI in response:

As we were building custom flows for each Uber app using native flows, this meant we could never deprecate an old flow. The backend systems became very complex and slowed us down when developing new features. As USL is on the web, we do not have to maintain backward compatibility for any old flow, which reduces a lot of complexity on the backend. The number of nodes in the graph were reduced by 75% and the number of transitions by 85%. We are now able to quickly ship new growth and security features across all the apps.

Box 2-step login verification, also known as two-factor authentication (2FA), enables you to increase your content security and better protect your enterprise's content from unauthorized external access. You can enable or disable 2-step login verification for

Note

When you enable 2-step verification for logins, people must log in again through the Web app to set up the association with their mobile phone. If they do not first log into their account through the Web app, they can't use any mobile device to access Box.

Note

When you enable and save this setting, Box sends email notifications to all of your existing managed users, alerting them to log in and complete the setup of 2-step verification for their account

If someone loses their phone or for some other reason cannot access the confirmation codes sent to their mobile device, you can exempt this individual from the 2-Step login verification requirement. Someone who's exempted is able to log in successfully with only their Box password.

After you enforce 2FA, external collaborators must enroll in 2FA with Box to access your enterprise's shared content. External collaborators who are already enrolled in 2FA with Box, or who are using an SSO provider to access their Box account, can continue to access the shared content.

Only users that do not have 2FA or SSO enabled for their accounts will receive the email notification. Users that already have 2FA enabled or are in an SSO-enabled or SSO-required EID will not receive the email notification to set up 2FA.

Note

Content owners that have active collaborations with external collaborators receive an email notification about the external collaborator accepting (again) the collaboration as they enable 2FA on their account.

Under the hood, turning on 2FA for External Collaborators will flip any file or folder collaborations with an external user who do not already has 2FA set up in a "pending" state. Once they turn on 2FA on their account, it automatically accepts all collaborations again from your enterprise, which in turn sends out invitation acceptance emails to those content owners.

Further, if your enterprise turns on 2FA, then subsequently decides to disable 2FA, any collaborators who'd been moved into a pending status remain as pending and have 30 days to accept the invitation before it expires.

This can be a large number of emails depending on the number of external collaborators your users may be collaborating with and we would advise to communicate about this policy enforcement to avoid confusion and review existing collaborations prior to enforcement.

Email correspondence with active students will be sent using their assigned HCC email addresses. It is the student's responsibility to check their HCC mailbox for important HCC communications (ex. financial aid, registration, etc.).

If you are new to HCC, you will receive an HCC email account when you enroll in a course. The log-in ID for this email account is the same as your Student System ID (your Eagle User ID). Your password is the same as the Student System password.

If you are not new to HCC and have a HCC Student Email, your password to the Email "may be different" than the one to the Student System. However, you may change your password if you want to make it the same as your Student System password (see Password Reset, below).

You must be registered for at least one class before your HCCS email account is created. Please note that it will take up to 24 hours from the time you register for your first class until your HCCS Email account is created.

Example: If you enroll in your last class for Fall 2023 on July 15, 2023, your HCC student email account will remain active until July 14, 2024 (one year from your last enrollment). If you enroll in additional classes, your email account expiration date will extend accordingly.

Self Service Password Resets: To allow self service password resets, you will need to set up challenge questions/responses to help us certify that you are a valid user of the account. The responses to your challenge questions are stored securely. Once answered correctly, you will be able to reset your password. You should choose questions/responses that you will easily remember.

If you already have your Student Email, but need to reset your challenge questions/responses, go to the Student System Sign-in page and login with your Eagle ID and password. You may change your password at the same site.

Assisted Password Resets: To allow an HCC representative to assist you with a password reset, a challenge question will be asked of you to verify your identity. You may call 713-718-8800 to contact HCC Customer Support who can assist you with resetting your password or resetting your challenge questions. Please have your challenge question and responses available when contacting HCC Customer Support.

So I just installed raspbian jessie lite on my pi 2. But I can't get it to login automatically. I first tried with raspi-config, which didn't work. Then after googling a bit, I found a tutorial which I'm suppose to edit inittab but when I try to access it, it's empty.

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