Wow.. this looks very good! Greatly appreciate this find. So basically you put your SSD or HD into this docking station... is this right?
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Hi there,
But would a virus penetrate a 2nd router on the same network? If thats the case wouldnt a hot swap drive be better in security?
Why not just run your games sandboxed? It's free and easy:
Sandboxie-Plus (open source)
Sandboxie-Plus | Open Source sandbox-based isolation software
i think he is talking about bridging(daisy chaining) two routers together the first router cannot see any pc's on the second router coz of the extra firewall.
i kind of agree here and an even better option would be to make the cracked game PC a DMZ instead so that way if it becomes compromised it is outside of the lan anyway no need for a extra router or of course combing both methods if you have the provision.
That malware would have to
- set the network to Private on the first computer,
- set the network to Private on the second computer before it had any access to that second computer,
- set up a shared folder on the second computer before it had any access to that second computer,
- authorise access using an [enabled} Admin account & password that existed on the second computer upon first attempting to connect to that second computer i.e. before it had any access to that second computer.
I understood what he was suggesting.
I was suggesting that setting the network to Public would have the same effect; the computers could not see each other & could not communicate with each other, they would be isolated from each other as the OP wanted.
All the best,
Denis
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