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In many cases you don't want to let an hostile party read confidential data, and if he takes control of the machine aren't all bets off? Moreover what if a hos
by natmaka 5y ago
In many cases you don't want to let an hostile party read confidential data, and if he takes control of the machine aren't all bets off?
Moreover what if a hostile party constantly hammers-disrupts your IT, letting you teams "rebuild and reload" 24 hours/day (in other words you don't have any information system anymore)?
- afrodc_ 5y agoI think the idea is that after you get compromised, you do forensics to address the vulnerability that exposed you, then after addressing the fixes in your perimeter, you reset the compromised systems. The attacker wouldn't be able to hammer you again without having another vulnerability in that case