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It's air-gapped from the Internet.
by jlgaddis 9y ago
It's air-gapped from the Internet.
- Gigablah 9y agoWhat if it’s submerged in coolant?
- jsjohnst 9y agoThe term “air gap” does not directly imply anything to do with the Internet (doesn’t exclude it, but it applies more generally than specific networks). Yes, IC uses it to signify high/low networks, but the original usage of the term was to indicate a machine with no direct connection to the outside world. The theory being (since proven wrong), you can’t exfiltrate data remotely from a device not connected to a network.