Hi guys,
Just wanted to see why people would expose services either through a reverse proxy or normally, if technology like WireGuard and OpenVPN exist?
Convenience would probably be the top answer, but is it really worth the risk?
Thanks
Hi guys,
Just wanted to see why people would expose services either through a reverse proxy or normally, if technology like WireGuard and OpenVPN exist?
Convenience would probably be the top answer, but is it really worth the risk?
Thanks
I would say assumed complexity. Most people think vpns are complicated, so they don’t even try.
This irritates me. My first steps into running a VPN was with an Asus router running merlin-wrt. It took a few minutes and I had separate profiles for my laptop, my phone, etc.i have since upgraded past this router so I now run openvpn on a vm so I don’t have to reconfigure everything next time I upgrade my router.