Imagine if we could establish a level of trust that in our network, we can verify with certainty that a computer really is who it says it is! By bringing mutual authentication and trust into networking, we can better make security decisions on when connections should be allowed. This can enable our services to talk to each other securely over the global internet, and reduce the dependence on a a trusted perimeter. This mututal trust is the foundation of a zerotrust security model. In this video, I'm going to walk through the basics of zerotrust security, the choices I've made to implement it in my own network. One of those choies is Nebula, an opensource zero trust overlay network designed for highly scalable distributed networks. Come along on this adventure!
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Find a written version of this tutorial along with all of the commands on my blog:
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The absolutely beautiful thumbnail image comes from NASA and the James Webb Space Telescope. Go Science!
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:58 What Is Nebula?
05:08 What Is Zero Trust Anyway?
10:33 My Zero Trust Plan
13:23 Nebula Addressing
16:37 Certificate Authority
21:09 Lighthouse Setup
23:43 Host Setup
28:21 Relaying
32:05 Firewall
34:31 Nebula DNS
37:55 Conclusion
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