> Maybe putting your network control plane in 'the cloud' isn't such a good idea after all... Sure it isnt. It is extremely bad idea and actually something lik

> Maybe putting your network control plane in 'the cloud' isn't such a good idea after all... Sure it isnt. It is extremely bad idea and actually something like the ubiquiti breach is not even strange to me, once you have worked once in "enterprise(tm)" world this doesnt seem like anything strange. There is just no way to buy a router that communicates with 3rd party servers and to let it access the LAN is a complete no-go (even if I am paying ISP router as a part of the package it is running as bridge just to pass the connection to my router). I consider router as a first line of defense for inbound traffic and last line of defense for outbound and there is just no way to trust some fishy corporation for this. And if the corporation is actually promoting cloud access, like Ubiquiti or Google, they are pretty much banned from my shopping list for all times.