Moving past TCP in the data center, part 1
Moving past TCP in the data center, part 1
Posted Nov 2, 2022 23:09 UTC (Wed) by NYKevin (subscriber, #129325)In reply to: Moving past TCP in the data center, part 1 by Wol
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> My company - along with many others I suspect - is moving away from "trusted core". My works laptop now needs 2fa to authenticate to works servers - even when in the office and connecting over corporate infrastructure.
1. 2FA has nothing to do with encryption. 2FA is primarily about stopping phishing, and only used by humans (I was talking about machine-to-machine communication).
2. Unless your laptop is in the same physical building as all of the servers you will be interacting with, and your company has complete autonomy over that building (i.e. you're not leasing it out from someone who might have physical access), you're not using "trusted" lines in the sense I was referencing. I explicitly said this isn't about who owns or leases the lines. It's about who is able to physically touch and interact with the lines.