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Assuming the airgapped systems are currently working, nothing will stop them working as they are in the future. It's already insecure, so don't update.
by Symbiote 3y ago
Assuming the airgapped systems are currently working, nothing will stop them working as they are in the future.
It's already insecure, so don't update.
- anonymousiam 3y agoI think that you are making a lot of assumptions about the purpose of airgapped systems. Why would you assume that no changes or development work occurs? In my experience, there are often legacy components that are a critical part of a larger system. Also, in my experience, such environments are often segregated into smaller enclaves. Some of those may have the most up-to-date tools available.