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TCP/IP does not use the OSI model. Stacking layers on top of each other promotes inefficiency and poor security, and is one reason why TCP/IP won over the OSI-r
by Jasper_ 4y ago
TCP/IP does not use the OSI model. Stacking layers on top of each other promotes inefficiency and poor security, and is one reason why TCP/IP won over the OSI-recommended protocols.
- csmpltn 4y ago> "Stacking layers on top of each other promotes inefficiency and poor security" Yet that's exactly how the internet works today.