🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

Wtf. That is awesome.

Best firewall everrrrrrrr

@karma Prevents 100% of mallicious connections

@SpencerBeige damn rite it does

Fun fact at my last place of employment (sensitive data was stored) we had red cables attached to every server with sensitive data and I was told "if you get any email from <list of important people> saying to cut the cables with the code <insert top secret code here> and it's also a signed message from them cut all the red cables."

@gitlab here free ++

@karma lol thanks

Unexploitable. ;P

@gitlab is this common practice in companies or are you workin with the secret services?

@ryncops If his comment and devRant profile disappear maybe he was working for the NSA.

How to confuse skiddies

@gitlab Or, you know, unplug them. Either way.

Cheap hardware firewall, finally someone done IT!

@devios1 well I am n/2 times faster with a knife than if I have to unplug each cable where n is the amount of cables.

@dsteiner I wonder how fast you'd be with a pair of wire cutters :P

@Gogeta70 well i'm twice as fast with two ;)

@dsteiner 😲Hax!

Have you read where does it come from?
It was an OHM2013 cable
https://www.ohm2013.org/

@devios1 where’s the fun in that?

It will work

HARDWARE Firewall!😂😂

I always wanted a big physical firewall which is a lever to disengage all external comms interfaces with my home.
Not specifically paranoid, a big lever would just be super cool.

Guaranteed ddos protection 👌

@oscarA1994 Actually that's a guaranteed DoS.

You are amazing guys. So many ++

Now I feel stupid after spending so much time building and configuring my firewall.

@oscylo waste of time 😅

bit.nl :O i've been to their datacenter

@datablitz7 but its not distributed, so you could say its ddos protection :)

@xenira 😂

They ment icewall trust me

@Wallpaper I'm guessing that's a nickname for script kiddies I've not come across yet?

@Gogeta70 or a hedge trimmer!

@kwilliams lol I agree, maybe it should crackle with electricity when you flip it too xD

@ryncops @just-basic-user @Jop- sorry for the rely late reply, We didn't just unplug them because the backs of the servers were against a wall (aka to long to get there) and tracing them wasn't always that easy (to many bundled wires) so the next easiest thing was cutting them. I did not work for any secret agencies or things like the NSA I worked for a private company that had important government contracts with the US Navy. If the cad design of what we made was ever stolen it could have compromised potentially US Navy ships.

Hilarious.

Well, this rant is still going.

There is demand for secure WPA2. Until all devices get pathed this rant is extremely useful #KRACK

You will get fire on wall.