I worked in a data center situation once where there was a physical switch that disconnected the outside network connection which was turned on only in very special circumstances. The USB ports were filled with super-glue.
I always thought that the big switch was probably still a massive vulnerability - is it air-gapped or not? When the switch is flicked it only takes milliseconds for an exploit.
Anyway, not sure what happened to those guys in the end.
I always thought that the big switch was probably still a massive vulnerability - is it air-gapped or not? When the switch is flicked it only takes milliseconds for an exploit.
Anyway, not sure what happened to those guys in the end.