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I’m trying to understand the problem this project solves but failing. Can you explain? Is this only for dedicated hardware?
by TedDoesntTalk 5y ago
I’m trying to understand the problem this project solves but failing. Can you explain? Is this only for dedicated hardware?
- chasil 5y agoHundreds of Windows vulnerabilities, ssh holes that invite a semi trailer, and endless denial as corporate peers are taken. For now, we are immune.
- sterlind 5y agoWhere are you backing up to? Are you sure ransomware worms won't attack your backup machines too?
- sterlind 5y agoIt looks like it clones your drives and makes an .iso boot disk that you can stick in your computer and restore from snapshot. At least, that's what the demo video showed. The isos live on an NFS share, and I think there's a pxe-style bootloader that will fetch the latest iso for your machine from the share. Elegant and simple, but definitely not workable for restoring a large network of ransomwared hospitals. Also, I doubt this would stand up well to ransomware either.. worms target shares and then what will you do? It's turtles all the way down! (Unless you use data diodes or write to tape or something.)