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Google pays $250K for Linux vulnerability allowing guest VM escapes
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Did you just add 'blindly passing traffic' to your statement? Did you read my comment about can help?
Move on, joker.
Sorry - which part of your comment added anything of value? "can help to minimize the attack surface"? 99% of the time a proxy just passes traffic through. Unless you're talking about a WAF which is a) a different thing and b) NOT what any home gamers are talking about when they recommend nginx, traefik, etc. to newbs.
Lol
Enjoy your "security". ๐
You can't be real ๐ best laugh I've had in a while. Thanks for that.