While testing NFC integration for asset tracking, it became clear that exposed Asset "B3F IDs" can be effortlessly cloned. This loophole compromises data integrity and security, allowing unauthorized access or replication of asset information.
Why this matters:
If Asset "B3F IDs" remain visible or unencrypted, anyone can duplicate tags—undermining reliability and trust in the entire asset management process.
Suggested improvement/Proposed enhancement:
Introduce a “View only” permission option for Assets, alongside the current “View + export” level, so project admins can let users see assets in ACC without allowing CSV/Excel exports that expose sensitive "B3F IDs" used in NFC implementations
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