Re: [H] Security
Then use an app on ur phone & make sure a significant other has access? I just don't think putting it on the web is a safe idea unless u encrypt / password it... Hope I'm helping here On November 21, 2019 4:21:34 PM CST, Winterlight wrote: >At 02:53 PM 11/21/2019, you wrote: >>I'd not use any personal info, > >you can't avoid that and you can't make a mystery out of it.. The >people that will look at it are RNs and administrators. The kind of >people who tell guys like us "I use computers every day at work" but >we know what they really mean. And they need numbers... insurance, >doctors, history, medication lots of stuff. How quickly they get the >info may determine the outcome. I have had the site up for over 10 >years without a problem but things have changed a lot in 10 years. I >am doing a six month update today and thought I should ask the >collective if the risk is greater then I know it to be, and maybe >somebody knows a better way to hide in the shadows. -- Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.
Re: [H] Security
At 02:53 PM 11/21/2019, you wrote: I'd not use any personal info, you can't avoid that and you can't make a mystery out of it.. The people that will look at it are RNs and administrators. The kind of people who tell guys like us "I use computers every day at work" but we know what they really mean. And they need numbers... insurance, doctors, history, medication lots of stuff. How quickly they get the info may determine the outcome. I have had the site up for over 10 years without a problem but things have changed a lot in 10 years. I am doing a six month update today and thought I should ask the collective if the risk is greater then I know it to be, and maybe somebody knows a better way to hide in the shadows.
Re: [H] Security
I'd not use any personal info, just list ur medical diagnosis & allergies, meds(amount, how & when u take etc), & maybe "if u got to this site by reading ABC dogtag u r @ the right place." Where ABC r ur initials? On November 21, 2019 1:51:24 PM CST, Winterlight wrote: >I own a domain and hosting account that is hung on Godaddy. I have a >sub domain that has to do with personal medical information. I >created it because I live alone and if something were to happen all >necessary information is on that sub domain index web page. I don't >use passwords or encryption for this page because if I am brought in >the ER somebody needs to look at my dog tag and use the address to >bring up my info. It is the KISS principle. I use a robots.txt file >on both the main and sub domain to avoid searches, and the fact that >somebody would have to know the sub domain address in-order to bring >it up which is unlikely or that is my theory. I think we have >some web developers in the collective so please give me your >thoughts. There is always going to be a risk but is this good enough. >Thanks w -- Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.
Re: [H] Security
I gave that a lot of thought but I think that would just add confusion and slow things down or maybe the reader just doesn't bother or doesn't put it together or gets confused putting in a password or the site doesn't work. We are not talking about nerds like us. it has to be really really simple and accessible very very quickly .which it is. I appreciate the input Chris At 01:41 PM 11/21/2019, you wrote: Easy add a layer of security: Add a password to the site in case someone finds it accidentally. Add the password to your dog tag allowing those who have the dog tag to access the site. On Thu, Nov 21, 2019 at 2:51 PM Winterlight wrote: > I own a domain and hosting account that is hung on Godaddy. I have a > sub domain that has to do with personal medical information. I > created it because I live alone and if something were to happen all > necessary information is on that sub domain index web page. I don't > use passwords or encryption for this page because if I am brought in > the ER somebody needs to look at my dog tag and use the address to > bring up my info. It is the KISS principle. I use a robots.txt file > on both the main and sub domain to avoid searches, and the fact that > somebody would have to know the sub domain address in-order to bring > it up which is unlikely or that is my theory. I think we have > some web developers in the collective so please give me your > thoughts. There is always going to be a risk but is this good enough. > Thanks w > >
Re: [H] Security
Easy add a layer of security: Add a password to the site in case someone finds it accidentally. Add the password to your dog tag allowing those who have the dog tag to access the site. On Thu, Nov 21, 2019 at 2:51 PM Winterlight wrote: > I own a domain and hosting account that is hung on Godaddy. I have a > sub domain that has to do with personal medical information. I > created it because I live alone and if something were to happen all > necessary information is on that sub domain index web page. I don't > use passwords or encryption for this page because if I am brought in > the ER somebody needs to look at my dog tag and use the address to > bring up my info. It is the KISS principle. I use a robots.txt file > on both the main and sub domain to avoid searches, and the fact that > somebody would have to know the sub domain address in-order to bring > it up which is unlikely or that is my theory. I think we have > some web developers in the collective so please give me your > thoughts. There is always going to be a risk but is this good enough. > Thanks w > >
[H] Security
I own a domain and hosting account that is hung on Godaddy. I have a sub domain that has to do with personal medical information. I created it because I live alone and if something were to happen all necessary information is on that sub domain index web page. I don't use passwords or encryption for this page because if I am brought in the ER somebody needs to look at my dog tag and use the address to bring up my info. It is the KISS principle. I use a robots.txt file on both the main and sub domain to avoid searches, and the fact that somebody would have to know the sub domain address in-order to bring it up which is unlikely or that is my theory. I think we have some web developers in the collective so please give me your thoughts. There is always going to be a risk but is this good enough. Thanks w
