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Absolutely not, installing a CA makes attacks which weren't previously possible now possible. A host firewall isn't doing anything a network provider (read: you
by Godel_unicode 6y ago
Absolutely not, installing a CA makes attacks which weren't previously possible now possible. A host firewall isn't doing anything a network provider (read: your ISP, coffee shop, vpn provider, etc) couldn't already do. At least you can possibly look at what the host firewall is doing.
- jachee 6y agoInstalling any third-party software that inspects network traffic makes attacks which weren't previously possible now possible, since that software can be targeted.
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- silentOpen 6y agoIt depends on the host firewall... many quality operating systems allow host firewalls to apply process-based policy which your upstream certainly can’t achieve.