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   					<a href="../index.html">Previous Page</a></br></br><p><img src="../../assets/img/mulligan_sec.jpeg" width="50px" height="50px"> <ba>Mulligan Security - 21 / 01 / 2025</ba></p>
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-<h1> How safe am I from my cloud provider? </h1>
+<h1><b> How safe am I from my cloud provider? </b></h1>
 
 Since the 2010's VPS have become cheaper and widely available. From your local mom and pop datacenter where you can rent a baremetal Pi equivalent to highly secured Amazon datacenters and on-demand cpu/bandwidth allocation you can now find a broad range of options for your operational and security needs.
 
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-                    <h1>Context and assumptions</h1>
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-                    <h2>Setting up the scene</h2>
+                    <h2><b>Setting up the scene</b></h2>
 
                     Alice wishes to start hosting a coordination platform for her activist group, but she doesn't want to host the platform herself for the following reasons:
 
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                     She gets in touch with Bob, owner and operator of Bob's friendly datacenter, and orders from him a VPS (Virtual Private Server). Bob's pretty open-minded so Alice is free to use whatever OS she wants, gets a public IP.
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-                    <h2>Enters Leo</h2>
+                    <h2><b>Enters Leo</b></h2>
 
                     One day Bob's phone rings, it's Leo calling! Leo asks Bob to confirm that he indeed has Alice as a customer. Without further ado, Leo pays Bob a visit! After entering the premises and showing a government agency badge, Leo asks for complete access to Bob's infrastructure and binds him with a gag order to make sure no one hears about his investigation. Even if Bob is sympathetic to Alice or wishes to protect his customers he would now run afoul of his country's laws if he were to warn them. Leo might have been nice to him but he is not to be trifled with...
 
-                    <h2> Leo sets up shop </h2>
+                    <h2><b> Leo sets up shop </b></h2>
                     Commandeering an office in Bob's datacenter, Leo gets to work. He has plenty of options:
 
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