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by astral303 974 days ago
What if the person that has physical access to your LAN is not you? Example, a rogue physical visitor that you were unable to fully supervise.
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That's precisely the OP's point. If a rogue physical visitor is a threat vector you need to protect against, then you have a different policy for that (e.g. how they get on your network or physically enter your IT homelab). But if you have a home NAS then what's the point of MFA?