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Fully agree. Limiting the networks which can access your server will help, e.g. limit access to just your local provider or your workplace and you'll see no att
by jcynix 2y ago
Fully agree. Limiting the networks which can access your server will help, e.g. limit access to just your local provider or your workplace and you'll see no attempts from Brazil, China, ... unless you are located there, of course ;-)
- ajsnigrutin 2y agoIt's all fun and games, until you travel outside of your country, and try to access stuff at home.
- euler2100 2y agoTailscale (et al)?
- jcynix 2y agoThat's manageable with a bit of preparation: when I'm travelling, I allow access from other networks, e.g. those from phone providers. Or add a web form where I activate the IP address with a cryptographically signed "token" which the server can verify and then add the IP address to the set of allowed ones. Used one or the other every now and then in the last 10+ years and still have my attackable footprint small the rest of the time.