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I think the term "zero trust" creates a bit of confusion, in this and other contexts -- not Cloudflare's fault, because the term has been used/abused quite a bi
by barathr 4y ago
I think the term "zero trust" creates a bit of confusion, in this and other contexts -- not Cloudflare's fault, because the term has been used/abused quite a bit. I think it's a good idea to prevent SIM swapping attacks, and it looks like this will, like Efani does.
TLDR: this will lock a corporate SIM to a device and then connect the device to the perimeterless corporate network.
- Nextgrid 4y ago> then connect the device to the perimeterless corporate network With the huge caveat that the carrier can still see all the traffic and reissue the "trusted" eSIM to a different device and take over this data connection.
- neatze 4y agoEven for basic https request, would you need certificates ?