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Open Problem / Issue.
I was looking for a Wireguard UI which I could use to setup a VPN myself and encountered this cool repo. I really appreciate this product. But I didn't understand your authentication method. When I setup your system (I used your Docker container) It exposes the Ports to the Public and there is no authentication or Passwort at all. Or is your project supposed to run in a secure network?
Solution
It would be great if you could add some authentication to the WebUI so not everybody on the internet can use it. (Login or something)
alternatives
Maybe you could also change your setup descriptions. So that the ports don't get exposed and give a piece of quick information to the users so that they are aware, that the UI is publicly accessible.
Additional context
I write this Issue because I'm practically conserned. I think a lot of people who are using the system are not aware of this issue.
I actually was able to find 9 systems on the Internet with shodan (excluded my own Honeypot). You can simply search for the Session Cookie which is always wguser=anonymous.
Open Problem / Issue.
I was looking for a Wireguard UI which I could use to setup a VPN myself and encountered this cool repo. I really appreciate this product. But I didn't understand your authentication method. When I setup your system (I used your Docker container) It exposes the Ports to the Public and there is no authentication or Passwort at all. Or is your project supposed to run in a secure network?
Solution
It would be great if you could add some authentication to the WebUI so not everybody on the internet can use it. (Login or something)
alternatives
Maybe you could also change your setup descriptions. So that the ports don't get exposed and give a piece of quick information to the users so that they are aware, that the UI is publicly accessible.
Additional context
I write this Issue because I'm practically conserned. I think a lot of people who are using the system are not aware of this issue.
I actually was able to find 9 systems on the Internet with shodan (excluded my own Honeypot). You can simply search for the Session Cookie which is always
wguser=anonymous
.Here a link with a preconfigured search: shodan
Also here a typically firewall-scan result:
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