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by rao-v
13 days ago
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Comically you can sign Tailnet lock from iOS, but it’s an insane workflow. You need to generate a QR code then scan it from the signing mobile device, which opens a secret menu option to sign (fine just brings up a confirmation dialog). Incredibly annoying but perhaps more secure vs the threat of randomly tapping at prompts |
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Interesting, thanks for pointing out the insane workflow.
Although looking around, footguns still remain in terms of relying too much on iOS and Tailnet Lock, e.g. https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/issues/20475