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It seems like a big jump from the kinds of idiotic security lapses we’re seeing to a full air gap. What’s wrong with proper authentication and encryption? It’s
by closeparen 6y ago
It seems like a big jump from the kinds of idiotic security lapses we’re seeing to a full air gap. What’s wrong with proper authentication and encryption?
It’s not a nuclear power plant. There’s no crack team of snipers to kill anything that gets too close to the fence. Physically these places are certainly not wide open, but neither are the fences, doors, and locks any more intense than what’s on the local high school.
- nicpottier 6y agoI think scale is the answer to that. These systems are being scanned for day and night for vulnerabilities from attackers and once they have infiltrated can lie in wait to do something whenever they want. A foreign actor can do that at massive scale undetected (both when successful and when not). Same isn't true for physical security.