Back in the olden days of computing--like five years ago--the way you defended your computer network from attacks was the same way a medieval king protected himself from his enemies: You constructed a massive castle wall around yourself, surrounded it with an imposing moat, and maybe threw in a few snapping alligators for good measure. If the wall and the moat didn't stop the invaders,...
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