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Comment by ocdnix

Fascinatingly effective, but maybe I'm the only one getting the heebie-jeebies when someone suggests implementing this in production corp networks. Sure it's super convenient, but the thought of bypassing all traditional NATs and firewalls, and instead relying solely on a software ACL, seems super risky. Maybe I just don't understand how it works, but it seems that a bad actor getting access to a stray VM with Tailscale on it in, say, your AWS testing env, essentially has an clear path all the way into your laptop on the internal corp network, through the kernel, into user space and into the Tailscale ACL code as the sole arbiter of granting or blocking access. Would I even know someone unauthorized made it that far?
parent ocdnix 1 year ago

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