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Honestly I don't personally see a problem with exposing your IP. You want to participate in the global routing network known as the internet? Then you will be a
by rubatuga 2y ago
Honestly I don't personally see a problem with exposing your IP. You want to participate in the global routing network known as the internet? Then you will be associated with an identity. TLS allows wildcard subdomains as well allowing privacy.
- 0x1ch 2y agoI think the only real takeaway is that you will always have a trace once you've worked with TLS and registered a domain name. I have a domain from four or so years ago I used for random web apps and such, all of that got logged on crt.sh. If someone knew I owned xyz domain, they now know all of the subdomains I was proxying apps on.