@paulmillr: More context on this + Tailscale is using wireguard. Tailnet Lock ensures it’s impossible to TS themselves to add new d…
Summary
Paul Miller 提供了关于 Tailscale 与 WireGuard 使用的更多背景:Tailnet Lock 可防止 Tailscale 自行为用户账户添加新设备,且 Tailscale 软件开源可审计,但缺少后量子加密支持;他建议用户也可自建 WireGuard 服务器。
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More context on this
- Tailscale is using wireguard. Tailnet Lock ensures it’s impossible to TS themselves to add new devices to user account.
- TS software is open, which means you can fork it & audit.
- There is no post-quantum
As for the self-hosted wireguard…
Paul Miller (@paulmillr): If you’re using tailscale, better to only use it with Tailnet Lock (“e2e”).
Even better, ditch Tailscale & host your own wireguard server. Takes 5 mins with agents.
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