Client-server architecture can make things safer than peer-to-peer setups, but there are still some challenges:
Centralized Control: In this system, the server is in charge of managing resources and confirming who can access them. This can lower risks. But, if something goes wrong with the server, it can affect everyone, making it a weak point.
Access Management: The client-server model helps control who can access what better. Still, if things aren’t set up right, it can let people in who shouldn’t be there.
Data Protection: Servers can use strong encryption to keep data safe. But, it’s tough to keep everything updated and protected, which takes a lot of attention.
To help with these challenges, we can use strong security rules and regularly check systems to ensure everything is working properly.
Client-server architecture can make things safer than peer-to-peer setups, but there are still some challenges:
Centralized Control: In this system, the server is in charge of managing resources and confirming who can access them. This can lower risks. But, if something goes wrong with the server, it can affect everyone, making it a weak point.
Access Management: The client-server model helps control who can access what better. Still, if things aren’t set up right, it can let people in who shouldn’t be there.
Data Protection: Servers can use strong encryption to keep data safe. But, it’s tough to keep everything updated and protected, which takes a lot of attention.
To help with these challenges, we can use strong security rules and regularly check systems to ensure everything is working properly.