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Having two distinct routers and physical devices just isolates each network that much more. A single device is still exactly that at some point, and in such ca
by nrau 8y ago
Having two distinct routers and physical devices just isolates each network that much more. A single device is still exactly that at some point, and in such cases there is always the possibility of an exploit that could compromise the device fundamentally.
I think the author is just advocating for a very locked down approach but I agree it is not feasible for most folks.