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klaussilveira 4 months ago | parent | context | favorite | on: Securing a Linux Server

Wouldn't that violate the concept of zero trust?

techcode 4 months ago [–]

Which "zero trust" are you thinking off?

In case of "zero trust network" the answer is no it doesn't violate.

With WireGuard or TailScale/CloudFlare/etc you still know/verify identity of every person/device that has access to the (virtual and through it real) network.

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