It's like a table of contents (if ToCs had the muster to summarize the contents) for an entire subject.
Guess I should read my own post then
We are getting our due
Yep, the transition away from exactly this was mentioned in a lecture. We were told that nowadays (big) companies assume that their internal networks are compromised and run encryption + authentication inside between every host. Defense-in-depth at its finest.
Even parts inside a car no longer necessarily trust each other. They assume a wire tap everywhere. I guess it's also related how more and more features in a car are locked via software. So they are becoming more and more of a target for hacks. The endless cat and mouse game.
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Guess I should read my own post then
Yep, the transition away from exactly this was mentioned in a lecture. We were told that nowadays (big) companies assume that their internal networks are compromised and run encryption + authentication inside between every host. Defense-in-depth at its finest.
Even parts inside a car no longer necessarily trust each other. They assume a wire tap everywhere. I guess it's also related how more and more features in a car are locked via software. So they are becoming more and more of a target for hacks. The endless cat and mouse game.