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This is expected. Any manual work will have errors and lots of them. If you want a system to be robust, you have to engineer it in a way it stops working if one
by hcnews 7y ago
This is expected. Any manual work will have errors and lots of them. If you want a system to be robust, you have to engineer it in a way it stops working if one of the prerequisites aren't satisfied. It's costly but there's no way around it afaict.
In this case, you wouldn't allow a device to access any information on the network without a proper certificate. The public systems need to learn from private companies in this regard.
- rossjudson 7y ago+100 here. Issue devices with hardware certs, and allow only cert-bearing devices on the network, period. Now you have precise and revocable control over what's on the network. Well, as long as you ensure SSH doesn't mess it up. ;) Combine that with security keys, and you're in a decent spot.