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Let's say I disable or pull out all the network/wireless cards I have. Then what? Any ideas how to connect to the internet otherwise? I am seriously thinking g
by binaryapparatus 9y ago
Let's say I disable or pull out all the network/wireless cards I have. Then what? Any ideas how to connect to the internet otherwise?
I am seriously thinking going Stallman because of this and not connecting to the internet at all, at least not from all the machines.
- Skunkleton 9y agorfc1149 is your last option. https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1149 https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1149
- binaryapparatus 9y agoThis is much closer to what I have in mind then what you can expect :) Current draft involves two monitors, two cameras, and protocol crazy enough to confuse any firmware.
- Skunkleton 9y agoIf you are serious, I would recommend using local firewall rules to modify your outgoing packets so that they are in some way non-standard, and then filtering all but the non-standard packets at your networks firewall.
- dredmorbius 9y agoIf you don't mind a fairly slow connection, there's PLIP or SLIP. The latter is point-to-point only, though at 9600 baud it is indeed slow. If you're relying only on text-based transfers, these may be acceptable. (I've run systems, at least for a time, relying on both.) Otherwise, airgapping and read-only media might be an option, for transfers you need / want to perform.