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The question is: how long until a vulnerability in your - now public - resource behind Pinggy is discovered and exploited? The vuln is there, trust me. If you
by rmbyrro 2y ago
The question is: how long until a vulnerability in your - now public - resource behind Pinggy is discovered and exploited?
The vuln is there, trust me.
If you use Wireguard or Tailscale, your network is private. Only other devices in this private network could explore this vuln.
- PLG88 2y agoWe dont disagree. As I stated, "These things have different purposes". If you want to publicly share a resource, use a tool which provides that in the knowledge that if there is a vulnerability, it could be exploited. Using an overlay network reduces the risk further, but it means the end user needs to have an endpoint (unless you have an overlay with a 'clientless endpoint', but that's another topic). For some use cases, the endpoint is infeasible.