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Okay, good point, and that's exactly why you isolate your networks. You don't want to be one configuration option from being wide open.
by tigerBL00D 5y ago
Okay, good point, and that's exactly why you isolate your networks. You don't want to be one configuration option from being wide open.
- berkes 5y agoTrue. In this case having a separate (hardware) firewall, a vpn setup or some other networking, protects you against this. That is poorly documented on Docker too. Yet, what Docker does is still wrong: it should not disable Ubuntu's default security. Ever. Even if that security is inadequate. An analogy would be to say "While watering your plants last night, I left all your windows open. Now your stuff is stolen. I did this because you should have installed window grills: without window grills your security sucks anyway."