Security from Hackers and Stolen Antipodes

[clive101]

I wonder if there is any security under the following circumstances?

1. Ransomware although a back up would negate this

2. If the Antipodes were stolen could there be a find me, could Antipodes lock out the server?

3. A list of stolen Antipodes (data base) so people could check secondhand Antipodes.

Thank you.

[MarkCole]

I can understand that your music is sacred, as it is for us all, the number one thing all users should have is a music library backup.

Security is your network security, having said that we have taken many precautions in preventing malicious code to be run on the OS.

All users should register their server and record the serial number of the device.
Any stolen devices should be reported to Antipodes Audio.

To date the data base of stolen servers is zero units.

[PaulW]

@MarkCole

All users should register their server and record the serial number of the device.
Any stolen devices should be reported to Antipodes Audio.

To date the data base of stolen servers is zero units.

So then, does the database of ‘non-stolen’ servers include comprehensive details on all Antipodes Audio servers, including modifications and upgrades made by Antipodes Audio to each device? For example, with the various iterations of the K50, can a user obtain precise information about the generation of the device by confirming the serial number?

[MarkCole]

@PaulW

So then, does the database of ‘non-stolen’ servers include comprehensive details on all Antipodes Audio servers, including modifications and upgrades made by Antipodes Audio to each device? For example, with the various iterations of the K50, can a user obtain precise information about the generation of the device by confirming the serial number?

NO

Not at this point, it’s on the wishlist