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An air gap won't even save you. See also: Stuxnet.

• czbond 8y ago
  agreed! including many other methods to get around air gaps.
• j16sdiz 8y ago
  It decrease the attack surface. Delay the attacker getting feedback from the system. Attacks take longer and more likely to be uncovered.
  • MFLoon 8y ago
    Are attacks on air gapped systems more likely to be uncovered though? Having it isolated makes auditing/alerting harder too, and could instill an overconfidence in the security of said system.
    • SolarNet 8y ago
      On the other hand it's easier to spot irregularities, the auditing is simpler because there isn't any variance.