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Best Practices for Securing PTC RV&S
Ensure that you make a note of the following best practices for securing PTC RV&S:
Do not paste vulnerable script in the browser console
Pasting vulnerable scripts in the browser console may lead to self-XSS attacks
Self-XSS is a social engineering attack used to gain control of web accounts of users. In a self-XSS attack, users may unknowingly run malicious code in their own web browser. Running such code may expose personal information to the attacker, a kind of vulnerability known as cross-site scripting
To prevent such attacks, ensure that you do not paste any vulnerable script in the browser console, which allows attackers to read data that you have access to
Use strong passwords for PTC RV&S
Strong passwords have the following characteristics:
Have a minimum password length
Contain uppercase, lowercase, numeric, and special characters
Do not contain the user name or the organization name
Have an expiration policy with a notification to users at a set interval.
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