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Application API keys provide our customers with access to their data in an unsupervised setting, and is specifically intended for use with machine to machine communication. It is recommended to use application API keys rather than user sessions for applications and scripts that require access to our APIs. This makes it possible to avoid sharing your credentials with applications, scripts or unsupervised machines.
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A new zero-day vulnerability in Log4j was reported on December 9th 2021. The vulnerability is also known and tracked by now under CVE-2021-44228. Here, we would like to update you on why Hoppes' Ship to Shore solution is not affected by that.
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In an increasingly connected world our customers need operational data about their vessels at their fingertips in order to make well-informed and clear decisions. This poses the immediate question of how to securely transmit data from the ship to the shore side. For most of the history in seafaring, vessels have been independent and totally isolated environments. This, however, is no longer the case. By connecting the vessel to the outside world, new risks and challenges have arisen. How do we do this while providing peace of mind? This is where our Ship-to-Shore solution comes into play. We provide simple and safe data transmission technology following highest security standards such as the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).