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Items 4-9 accomplish nothing. Your LAN is not a security perimeter. This ain’t token ring.
by sneak 3y ago
Items 4-9 accomplish nothing. Your LAN is not a security perimeter. This ain’t token ring.
- boringuser2 3y agoYou work with reality as it is, not as you'd prefer it to be. A home router is generally protected on the WAN side. Your threat model is to secure connections originating from the LAN side, which is the only way a threat actor can establish a connection into a default deny network.
- sneak 3y agoConnections into hosts on your LAN doesn’t gain an attacker anything, otherwise it would be unsafe to connect your laptop or phone to hotel, coffee shop, or airport wifi, and it’s not.
- boringuser1 3y ago[dead]