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I'd like to counter, IoT will probably change this view. (however the points raised are still valid.) IoT devices generally have utterly terrible security, and
by KaiserPro 11y ago
I'd like to counter, IoT will probably change this view. (however the points raised are still valid.)
IoT devices generally have utterly terrible security, and you'll not want them public exposed. I can envisage a place for a house wide firewall of somesort, to stop publicly addressable devices being knocked offline, or exploited by persons unknown.
So there will be a need for a "virtual front door" something that home router should really do, but fails utterly in most cases.
- brentjanderson 11y agoI think the article is referring more to enterprise installations for firewalls - I don't think we're worried about 100G internet to domestic endpoints any time soon. Domestic use will still make sense, likely for years to come. In data centers? Not so much.