Zero Trust Hosting

[Artashes]

This is not the first time that I've heard of the term "zero trust architecture", especially in light of increased cyber attacks, but a first good in-depth look into what may be the web hosting architecture of tomorrow, built on the principle of "never trust, always verify", as opposed to "trust, but verify".

https://www.linuxserver.io/blog/zer...everse-proxy-via-cloudflare-swag-and-authelia
Do you believe software architecture needs to change? Can it be effective in decreasing the number of attacks?

 

[easyhostmedia]

Cloudflare may reduce things like DDOS attacks, but it increases SPAM/Counterfeit websites, where the fraudsters hide behind Cloudflare IPS

 

[bigredseo]

Being a pioneer in "zero trust" doesn't sound like a good thing 🙂

 

[ughosting]

You can always check the X-Forwarded for head from Cloud-Flare or the equivalent. If you've ever used nginx or varnish proxies, you'll probably find your logging will already log this header when present rather than the connecting IP.

 

[Stephanie_Sy]

As long as internet access was managed, it was possible to protect, monitor, and control the data that flowed through it.