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Kevin Karhan :verified:
Kevin Karhan :verified:
@kkarhan@infosec.space  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago

@decryption not to mention this fills the need between "Self-hosted / Colocated Petabytes" and "Sketchy Filehosters" that many places may have.

  • Obviously since it's their drive and their VM they'd still have some decently sized "warm offsite storage" to use in a pinch, not just for backups but like transfering and sharing data.

I'd not be surprised if small businesses would just mail-in an #ExaDrive (or similarly high-capacity, slow SSD) ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFLiKClKKhs

Kevin Karhan :verified:
Kevin Karhan :verified:
@kkarhan@infosec.space  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago

@decryption I guess you gonna provision said VMs with passthrough to the drive(s) paid for and just let it boot into a "ROM" with like a minimalist linux that barely runs like dropbear and only gets customized with the SSH-Pubkey of said client to allow only them to login.

  • After all, people should use this as mere "data storage" and not much more.

Consider #mkroot ( #toybox) and maybe add vsftpd or Pure-FTPd to it if you don't want a full phat debian on it?

  • Certainly you don't want people to abuse your box for shitcoin mining...

  • @OS1337 sadly isn't ready yet for such a setup...

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