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| Subject: | Re: VALN hopping |
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| Date: | 29 Sep 2005 21:48:19 -0000 |
My network admins say the same thing and I laugh at them. Get the support of the CIO/CTO and make them grovel! They tend to have blind faith in the Cisco gods even when presented with facts suggesting they shouldn't. I'd say that it's not relavent wether there are no hacks today. 1: History shows that there are flaws and that they will be found 2: Software controls are prone to failure and modification which ultimately lead to unintended configurations. If you intend to manage/configure the firewalls AND the DMZ switches then consider it (knowing the risks) but once someone else manages part the equation all bets are off.
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