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> Breaching the daemon only allows for the attacker to get access to the login Yes, but potentially any login. See the problem? If you compromise the gatekeepe
by esseph 9mo ago
> Breaching the daemon only allows for the attacker to get access to the login
Yes, but potentially any login. See the problem? If you compromise the gatekeeper, you are now the keymaster. Or whatever :)
- charcircuit 9mo agoI'll admit it is still problematic. But at least there is only 1 gatekeeper instead of 2.
- jmb99 9mo agoHow is that better?
- charcircuit 9mo agoYou can focus all of your energy into strengthening and testing a single point of the system instead of having to do it for many.
- esseph 9mo agoYou're grasping for straws a bit here. This is already done for ssh as the defacto remote access mechanism for a very long time.