Login Ultra88 allows employees to login to company accounts using multi factor authentication. This process may use a security key, OTP or mobile application to protect sensitive data and reduce the risk of cyber attacks such as phishing.
If the user name entered matches Debbie and the password matches the password that was used to log in on the Application Server then the Authentication Web Service will authorize access for the user.
Password Reset
Forgotten passwords are a common problem with many systems, and it’s important to have a mechanism in place to help users get back into their accounts. Most websites and services have a “forgot password” service that allows the user to reset their password by answering security questions or through a temporary link sent to their email address.
When designing a forgotten password system, it’s important to strike a balance between usability and security. For instance, it’s important to provide a consistent message when confirming or denying that an account exists, and that response times are uniform so that attackers can’t enumerate which accounts exist by timing how long it takes for the response.
Additionally, it’s important to make sure that the security question answers are not easily guessed or retrieved by attackers (as demonstrated when the email account of Sarah Palin was hacked through research on her zip code and the name of the town where she met her husband). Finally, it’s critical that the email address where the reset link is sent is secured.
Forgot Your Password?
If you’re having trouble signing in to your account, try resetting your password. You will need to provide your email address or phone number and answer security questions. Your password reset link will be sent to your email address or phone number – make sure to check your email inbox (including spam and junk folders) and use the correct spelling. If you don’t receive a reset link, check that the email address on your account is correct and that it is enabled to sign in on mobile devices.
You can also change your password or PIN on a trusted device. This process is quicker and easier, but you’ll need to provide an email address or phone number if it’s not already on your account. To prevent unauthorized access to your account, we recommend that you select a strong password that contains a mix of numbers, symbols and upper and lower case letters. To learn more, visit Keep Your Account Safe.
Forgotten Username?
When you sign in to any website or service that requires a username, your Web browser will sometimes ask if you want the service to save your username. This is generally considered good practice, especially if you use the same computer or device for different services and websites and don’t share it with others.
When using a search tool to find your username, look for the text after the “@” symbol. That is your username. For more details please visit Ultra88
If you’ve forgotten your username and have no other hints like an email, phone number or purchase history associated with it, there are only a few ways to retrieve it. One option is to use the email address that you used to register for the account. If you’re lucky, you’ll receive an email with the username information you need. If not, there are other methods to try. See the next section for details. The following is an example of a typical email that might be sent when the user has forgotten their username.
Password Recovery
Recovers passwords for Windows programs stored in the Registry and/or in the file system. Supports IE, Firefox, Chrome, MS Office, Windows Dialup entries, and more.
Account recovery allows registered users to regain access to their accounts if they forget their passwords or lose access to their second authentication factor required for multi-factor authentication (MFA). Often, the process involves a user providing answers to security questions to verify their identity.
To improve the security of this process, you can require that the user provide a recovery email address, and consider requiring them to submit a verification code from one of their devices before they can reclaim their account. You can also limit the window of time that an attacker has to brute force values by expiring the recovery token. For example, you can send a link to the user's registered e-mail that automatically expires after a certain period of time. This helps protect the password reset mechanism from phishing attacks.