bigredfish
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I wrote earlier that having cameras on a VLAN does not solve or reduce the threat potential of allowing a plugin to infect a PC. They are completely different.It is why we recommend DO NOT LET YOUR CAMERAS OR NVR TOUCH THE INTERNET. You isolate them via VLAN or dual NIC.
Please keep poking LOL. It is the only way we all learn and grow.I wrote earlier that having cameras on a VLAN does not solve or reduce the threat potential of allowing a plugin to infect a PC. They are completely different.
And, for Teken's post, I do have a hole in my network security. Someone could smash one of my exterior cameras, and plug a laptop into the ethernet cable. How does that, in any way, relate to whether a plugin attempting to modify my PC is safe to execute or not?
I appreciate participating in this forum and learned some things. But, as many can see, my concerns over network security differ from the assurances presented by others. I am very much out of step compared to other comments posted. No worries- I will cease poking the beast ....
If you take the time to search all of the (Best Practices) as it relates to infrastructure and network security.I wrote earlier that having cameras on a VLAN does not solve or reduce the threat potential of allowing a plugin to infect a PC. They are completely different.
And, for Teken's post, I do have a hole in my network security. Someone could smash one of my exterior cameras, and plug a laptop into the ethernet cable. How does that, in any way, relate to whether a plugin attempting to modify my PC is safe to execute or not?
I appreciate participating in this forum and learned some things. But, as many can see, my concerns over network security differ from the assurances presented by others. I am very much out of step compared to other comments posted. No worries- I will cease poking the beast ....
I've lost count of the number of programs I've written and compiled myself that are flagged some of the dumber by antivirus.Of course anti-virus programs will flag .exe files that are not mainstream program files.
My point exactly!!! Just because antivirus flags it, doesn't mean it is a virus.I've lost count of the number of programs I've written and compiled myself that are flagged some of the dumber by antivirus.