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edit: I stand corrected as pointed out by the replies below. Curious what logs they had to prove this! Original comment: > Do they have enough logs to reach o
by arkadiyt 4y ago
edit: I stand corrected as pointed out by the replies below. Curious what logs they had to prove this!
Original comment:
> Do they have enough logs to reach out to people that were affected?
It happens on the client, there are no server logs that Tailscale could check
- mlyle 4y ago"Reviewing all logs confirms this vulnerability was not triggered or exploited."
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]
- bradfitz 4y agoReconfiguring the local client daemon (tailscaled) is reported to Tailscale log servers so there's server-side evidence if it's exploited.
- cmeacham98 4y ago> Curious what logs they had to prove this! My guess is the client sends some kind of "goodbye" message when it gets reconfigured to another coordination server, and that message has enough information to determine if it originated from this attack.