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There are numerous ways to ensure this isn't accessible via an external source. Indeed, even if it did come with username/password authentication, or 2-factor
by jasonlotito 12y ago
There are numerous ways to ensure this isn't accessible via an external source. Indeed, even if it did come with username/password authentication, or 2-factor authentication, it still would be an exploit waiting to happen if exposed.
You shouldn't be putting these things out on the open web in the first place.
So "No auth" isn't a bad thing, as there are better tools to ensure authorization is done before ever getting access.
Edit: should to shouldn't
- mrinterweb 12y agoThis could be secured with a private network and a firewall. It would be nice if the readme mentioned the security vulnerability this exposes, and maybe a suggestion on how to secure the telnet port. I am sure that someone is going to install this without thinking to secure the telnet port.
- majelix 12y agoSpoiler alert: Your "private" network isn't.