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>Security teams have way more visibility than you seem to be aware of. I imagine in the real world, this varies greatly. I've worked in many large, non-tech,
by tyingq 5y ago
>Security teams have way more visibility than you seem to be aware of.
I imagine in the real world, this varies greatly. I've worked in many large, non-tech, companies, and saw a lot of false bravado. They watched some things, but not much. Big companies with zero "deep packet inspection", for example, do exist.
>My advice to you and others is to always ask yourself, "Is this really worth losing my job over?", when considering any sort of security control circumvention.
Good advice, but I wasn't wondering for the sake of trying it. I was wondering in the context of this vulnerability.
- tempfs 5y agoDon't really need DPI to detect services and protocol patterns, just a decent perimeter device which almost everyone has. Ex. Tons of UDP streaming from an endpoint to a cloud box sticks out like a sore thumb using little to no special detection magic.