Your network authentication should not be a fun game or series of Rube Goldberg contraptions.
Your network authentication should not be a fun game or series of Rube Goldberg contraptions.
Every complex services running, is a door someone can potentially break. Even with the most secure and battle tested service, you never know where someone fucked up and introduced an exploit or backdoor. Happened too often to be not a concern. XZ Utils backdoor for example was just last year.
> Your network authentication should not be a fun game or series of Rube Goldberg contraptions.
If there is no harm, who cares...
I also find it hard to believe it is engineering malpractice to use one technology over another.
What happens if there is a vulnerability in WireGuard? Or if WireGuard traffic is not allowed in or out of a network due to a policy or security restriction?