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noinsight | 10 months ago
Yeah, this would definitely block that.
DNS-based (hostname) allowlisting is just starting to hit the market (see: Microsoft's "Zero Trust DNS" [1]) and this would kill that. Even traditional proxy-based access control is neutered by this and the nice thing about that is that it can be done without TLS interception.
If you're left with only path-based rules you're back to TLS interception if you want to control network access.
[1] https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/networkingblog/anno...
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