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Yikes. I get that there's situations where you can't get newer compatible hardware, etc. But if it's that important, you'd think security would be important eno
by cultus 7y ago
Yikes. I get that there's situations where you can't get newer compatible hardware, etc. But if it's that important, you'd think security would be important enough to go through the trouble of air-gapping it.
- InvaderFizz 7y agoIt is worse than that, customers run their own workload on these testers using one of two methods: 1. In person. 2. Using VNC/telnet over a SSH gateway that dumps them onto the single broadcast network with all these testers. Did I mention that changing the IP address on many of the testers is not possible without triggering a $10k+ licensing event because a change in the IP address invalidates the license file?