"What's that mean specifically?"
It means that the owner and founder of rsync.net stares at your request and decides how he feels about it. Then he weighs the financial security of his family and the reputation of the business firm that has become (over these last 16 years) his life's work ... and decides if one of the engineers should call you on the phone and vet your request just a little bit more ...
Aligned interests and "skin in the game" ... those are powerful things.
Re:Verelox Wiped by Ex-Admin
by nickpsecurity on Monday June 12, 2017 @01:12PM
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The intuition of a qualified, incentivized reviewer that optionally will call a person whose voice or knowledge are known a prior. Stronger than some and weaker than others.
One concern I have is right here:
"your (vetted, verified) request."
What's that mean specifically? There's potential for attacks there. For instance, a request from several email addresses might come from computers the admin controls. Same with some 2FA's. One would have to be careful here. I got a voice idea that just passed through my head that could leverage their smart (or dumb) phones. Also maybe dedicated tokens, apps on their phone or home computer, or something that come from your company. I'm curious what you're already doing, though.