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I have two ISPs, one dedicated for work. Dedicated switches, wiring,etc... never use wifi or bluetooth, try to disable them until the OS turns them back on. If
by _8j50 4y ago
I have two ISPs, one dedicated for work. Dedicated switches, wiring,etc... never use wifi or bluetooth, try to disable them until the OS turns them back on.
If someone is looking at all your private devices, etc...at work it's someone like me lol. Arp table on your pc collects the macs of everything in that LAN. Now, I don't care about that but seeing my own devices log that and my IP and evey USB drive and knowing how many people, devices and companies have/process that information is what led me to those precautions. It's also standard practice to look at all the SSIDs you've connected to or sometimes USB pid/vid inserted before file writes when doing foresnsic investigations (usuallu happens when you're suspected of being naughty or simply because of a special/sensitive role you hold)
When it comes to personal devices, USBs are the ones I have to track down a lot because of worms and all mostly. But I have ran into people that mount smb shares or whatever to a device in their personal lan that has all sorts of malware infested pirated shit (I just get them to stop connecting it).
Also, urmmm... how can I put it? There are some really terrible people out there including people that may or may not work at your company's IT/sec/mgmt.
YMMV -- I know what I've seen :(
- jdsully 4y agoWhy not route a single ISP connection into two seperate nattes subnets to save cost? Are you worried about your work correlating with ISP data through some data broker service or is there a different risk that I’m missing?
- _8j50 4y agoPublic IP would be shared and admining that took too much time, tried that first. Even tried VPNing, it was the best/cleanest/simplest solution.