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by opportune
1094 days ago
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Maybe that commenter didn’t know what zero-trust means. Zero-trust in practice just means continuing to authenticate from within your “perimeter”, ie, assume an employee or machine is already compromised. If you need unbreakable encryption and security that even the NSA (or the various vendors it works with to find zero day exploits) can’t hack you need to get off the fucking internet |
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