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I guess its really "zero trust" for everyone but the security cameras from a 3rd party vendor that are on a network which can be leveraged into remote shell acc
by stefan_ 6y ago
I guess its really "zero trust" for everyone but the security cameras from a 3rd party vendor that are on a network which can be leveraged into remote shell access to the cameras. Like.. you forgot to zero trust the cameras?
Maybe before selling us on the product, try Verkada? They seem to have a need.
- lupire 6y ago"zero trust" is a terrible misnomer. It just means "non-network-location+based trust" The cameras trusted the Verkada password that Verkada gave to a couple of random teenagers on the internet.