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You are shifting / reducing the attack suface. In your example, only B is 'open' on the internet, A and C are both dark and thus cannot be subject to attack. Fu
by PLG88 4y ago
You are shifting / reducing the attack suface. In your example, only B is 'open' on the internet, A and C are both dark and thus cannot be subject to attack. Further, B only 'accepts' connects to authenticated and authorised endpoints in the overlay. plus a whole bunch of other goodies incl. private DNS, E2E enncryption, unique addressibility.