3 ms·
It's nice that the script works both ways, but keep in mind that it's always best to pull backups from a remote system, so that an attacker in the production sy
by gunapologist99 5y ago
It's nice that the script works both ways, but keep in mind that it's always best to pull backups from a remote system, so that an attacker in the production system can't log into the backup system and delete the backups.
If your prod system(s) is/are logging into the backup system, then you have a big problem because if any of them are compromised, they can wipe out / corrupt / etc all of their own backups, and possibly the other server's backups as well (if the same user account is used for all of them.) This problem goes away if your (isolated, hardened) backup server logs into the prod systems. Of course, the inverse problem is that if an attacker manages to get into your backup system, then they also have (at least read) access to all of your prod systems!