I've heard of others on campus with similar problems, but mine seems to be the worst they are hearing about at the IT desk. They have suggested that one of my remote devices could be trying to log into the account and I haven't updated the password on the device. <sigh> Really? I've explained that the device is not even powered up, so it can't be doing what they say it is doing -- and if it can remotely access things means it can turn itself on and off. That sounds like a much larger problem for mankind -- reminds me of HAL and Dave <grin>. I've suggested that an external account may be trying to hijack my account. I then heard that someone else in the building had that occur to them several months ago. I do have an appointment with a tech later in the week, so will see what they see as the underlying problem. Being unable to access my work account could create major difficulties -- really major issues. But, I'll deal with that when and if it occurs.
Being locked out of a place I work daily even if it is in cyberspace or the cloud somewhere, is just plain odd feeling. I found a great blues tune that seems to fit my consternation at some unknown entity locking me out. Enjoy!
Somebody done changed the lock on my door -- B.B. King
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