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So does this mean that if I'm running a local dev machine with un-bundled source code on my company computer: Any person that joins the wifi network and goes t
by bg0 7y ago
So does this mean that if I'm running a local dev machine with un-bundled source code on my company computer:
Any person that joins the wifi network and goes to a website that sniff's this out will have access to my computers local server?
- Cakez0r 7y agoDepends what server software you're running and how it's configured. The specific configuration element you want to look for is usually called the "bind address". If it's set to something other than "127.0.0.1" then it will probably accept external connections. If you know the port number your server is running on, you can also open up command prompt / terminal and check with "netstat -an". Look at the local address column and make sure your web server is listening on 127.0.0.1.
- bg0 7y agoAppreciate the insight. Looks like I see: tcp4 // 0 // 0 // * . 8080 // * . * // LISTEN Local address being (*.8080)