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Implementing Data Diodes Using Commodity Hardware and Open Source Software
One-way network devices, known as data diodes, are used to defend against sophisticated cyberattacks. Partly due to their high cost, data diodes are mostly deployed in nuclear power plants and within the government for handling classified information. Although commercially available data diodes are
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