On 10/03/2014 15:24, Thinker Rix wrote:
Yes, just do this under linux and have iptables installed with a default policy of deny for INPUT and OUTPUT rules. Iptables will not affect guests using bridged networking. You can add exceptions to your firewall to all ssh / management of some sort from a secured IP address.For this reason I am interested in turning things upside down, having the host secured and the isolated VM connected to the network. Should the VM be infected/infiltrated, the intruder could not get out of the box of the VM.
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