Every way is a security risk in itself. For example if my home burns down I lose x% of the ways. y% can potentially break. z% can potentially be lost to my stupidity. What if I get in a car accident and hit my head and get amnesia and forget a mandatory password: for these cases there are different retrieval strategies, but obviously are ‘stressful’ to set up to stay relatively secure. What can I say, these are the thoughts I have about this topic.

And then there is that one nerd taking every print of every employee doing thumb 3D prints or cashing out on it using the ‘other’ web. Oh way, are we still in 2026, too soon, sorry for the spoiler. /jk

FIDO2 is great. Only thing I am scared of is losing it/them. So a backup access becomes the issue IMHO.

Telegram is not encrypted at all and they use your texts/data to train Elon Musk’s AI.

What about isolated VLANs?

But what does it do?

Thanks for clarifying. I use tailscale and set up my home LAN as exit node. So this would harden the steps before the wireguard connection buildup (within tailscale VPN), when connecting to a public network, right? Now lets assume I have an other VPN provider, do you think it’s better to use it directly (choose between tailscale and the other VPN) or chained after the tailscale exit node? Sorry if being a bit off topic.

So for educational purposes I have a few questions: what is a suitable use-case for this: a hotel LAN? Guest wifi at home? Or what is the perfect use-case?

I summarized what i want hosted with usercount and seached for the minimum total cost for running these services reliantly 24/7 for 15 years. I found some really nice platforms and CPU combinations. To my shame I asked in the Reddit nixos sub if a platform I found is compatible with nixos so I think some subs are only viable with enough total users. I wouldn’t have though to post that in lemmy just because I dont know where.

Maybe we could share some IT themed lemmies? I am in a few: foss, linux, privacy, cybersecurity.

With best regards, iig