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There’s no useful attack that can be waged against your devices with knowledge of your wifi password. The idea that your LAN is a security boundary is out of d
by sneak 2y ago
There’s no useful attack that can be waged against your devices with knowledge of your wifi password.
The idea that your LAN is a security boundary is out of date by decades.
- rightbyte 2y agoYou should be able to figure out how many users are connected, i.e. if you are at home.
- namaria 2y agoThird party activity on your LAN is a legal liability.
- account42 2y ago> There’s no useful attack that can be waged against your devices with knowledge of your wifi password. Famous last words. > The idea that your LAN is a security boundary is out of date by decades. I'm sure there are plenty of device and software vendors that haven't gotten the news. And exploits exist - no reason to carelessly discard a defensive layer just because it isn't 100% perfect.