41 ms·
Sorry, maybe I misstated. This is a PERSONAL store. Not a corporate store. If this gets busted, I’m out a lot of money, but my company is very safe. If you ha
by distortedsignal 3y ago
Sorry, maybe I misstated.
This is a PERSONAL store. Not a corporate store. If this gets busted, I’m out a lot of money, but my company is very safe.
If you have expertise here, I’d be very interested. What is your backup and restore solution? How do you guarantee that your files are safe?
I’m still not sure that we’re using the same definition of “air-gapped” here. From my experience, and air-gapped system is one that is entirely off the network. Like you said, one user, but the system is gapped because there is something dangerous on it. Airgapped systems are used for research. The user should always have root privileges (they can’t mess anything up too badly, and if they do, image the machine or dispose of it in a fire or whatever) so… again, why passwords? What do they do? What do they protect?
- ephbit 3y ago> .. why passwords? What do they do? What do they protect? They protect data/accounts on other machines. Similar to a piece of paper you'd write a password on but probably with added encryption, which would be difficult on paper. Want to sign into account XY on the internet connected machine? Just look up the password (which might be a hard to remember sequence of characters) on the air gapped password machine.