Author David Brockman Posted on JanuJanuCategories Status Updates TLS 1.0 and 1.1 Not Supported as of September 15, 2020Īs previously announced, we will no longer support TLS ( Transport Layer Security) versions 1.0 and 1.1 starting on September 15, 2020.Īll supported browsers and operating systems already support TLS 1.2 so this should not affect any individual person’s ability to access and use ClickTime’s web and mobile apps. As soon as our tests are complete, we’ll be restoring access to a small number of customers as we work to resume normal service.ġ:15 pm PST – We are in the process of replacing certain components of our network to resolve the issues identified earlier today.ġ2:15 pm PST – We are currently working to address performance issues upstream from our application.ġ0:15 am PST – We have temporarily redirected all site traffic to this ClickTime System Status page.ĩ:45 am PST – ClickTime is looking into general performance issues, which were identified at 9:15 AM PST, so some customers may experience difficulty accessing our site. Some customers may experience a slight lag in response time while the network updates propagate.ģ:00 pm PST – We are continuing to review network performance issues, and are currently in communication with our upstream providers.
Author David Brockman Posted on DecemDecemCategories Status Updates, Uncategorized Tags Security Mobile App 1.4 DeprecatedĤ:15 pm PST – Access to ClickTime is now restored.
#Clicktime play 2 software#
10:05am PT update: We continue to review all vendors, third-party software and third-party services we engage with to ensure that they are verifying and updating their systems as needed.
#Clicktime play 2 code#
04:30pm PT update: Our security and development teams have reviewed all of our code and internal systems and confirmed that the ClickTime service isn’t vulnerable to Log4j.
#Clicktime play 2 update#
This system isn’t accessible to the public and thus wasn’t directly at risk but we have completed the update successfully. We continue to investigate our software and our vendors for any issues or updates needed. 03:00pm PT update: Our operations team identified one internal system monitoring tool whose vendor acknowledged it needed to be updated due to the Log4j (also known as Log4Shell) vulnerability. Updates will be posted to this thread at as additional information becomes available. We take the protection of our customers’ data very seriously. We are actively monitoring this industry issue and reviewing all of our vendors and third-party services to determine if any of them use the vulnerable component and need to be updated. Our security and development teams have reviewed all of our code and internal systems and confirmed that the ClickTime service isn’t vulnerable to Log4j.
On Friday, December 10, 2021, the United States Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency issued an alert about a vulnerability in Apache’s Log4j logging framework ( CVE-2021-44228).
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