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I don't know anything about security, but why does an airgapped system even have a USB drive? Seems obvious to me that you want to disable all IO systems, not j
by gman83 2y ago
I don't know anything about security, but why does an airgapped system even have a USB drive? Seems obvious to me that you want to disable all IO systems, not just internet? OK, sure people can still take photos of the screen or something, but that would require a willing collaborator.
- some_random 2y agoIt's pretty normal for airgapped systems to have USB drives, typically you're trying to keep data from getting out more than coming in. The problem here was that they were letting drives go from the classified side to the unclassified side.