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Articles tagged with #zero-trust
Hide your application services to protect them against hackers. This article’s headline mentions hosting a dark service. Huh? Why would you want your application services to be dark? Open ports are everywhere. You need open ports, right? How are your...
Management Plane Goes Zero-Trust TL;DR: Starting with OpenZiti 1.8, controller APIs can bind as OpenZiti services. The same app-embedded zero-trust that secures your applications now secures the management plane itself. Application-Embedded Zero-Trus...
The previous post revisited the zssh project and demonstrated how to implement a simple ssh client using the extended modules provided by the Golang project. It also modified that simple program and showed what it takes to incorporate OpenZiti, creat...
A few years ago, the OpenZiti project developed and published two client tools to make ssh and scp available over an OpenZiti overlay network without requiring the sshd port to be exposed to the internet. If interested, read the original posts about ...
In the previous post we talked about how we could take a well-known application and improve its security by zitifying it, producing zssh. The logical next step after zitifying ssh would be to extend the functionality of zssh to cover moving files sec...
