i see that zero trust has become prevailant in it, and i believe its based on my research of making a zone based security system based on the —prefix command of the autotools package

heres how it really works, you have a directory with zone0-zonex, and through policies it escalates to a higher zone

in zone0 we have ngnix, so if its under attack it escalates to zone1 or zone8 based on policy

with zone0 is nominally secure, zonex is the top zone, where everything has maximum security. think of zone0 as your home and zonex as the pentagon =)

unidef

for your eyes only, fox mulder

also dont try this unless you're really good at computer security, where a failed policy can severely impact security, ie a buffer overflow in software that affects the kernel, or even worse

it also needs a cool gui =)