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I suggest you don't use it until they have upgraded OpenSSL... WARNING: server returned more data than it should - server is vulnerable! (Heartbleed)
edit: I was wrong, I should've been a little more thorough. Looks like it's [a-z0-9]{4,10}.localtunnel.me, which is significantly larger.
I suggest you don't use it until they have upgraded OpenSSL... WARNING: server returned more data than it should - server is vulnerable! (Heartbleed)
I think it is alright to use it.. its just to share the work in progress so it doesnt matter if it is vulnerable
As a bonus, you also get:
- Custom (sub) domains
- TLS tunnels if you want, not mandatory
- Other protocols than just HTTP/S
Earlier quoted context omitted.
I think it is alright to use it.. its just to share the work in progress so it doesnt matter if it is vulnerable
I've already seen PHPMyAdmin login and tokens pass by, so I don't think it's only used for showing progress but also to have a reverse tunnel back home..
It would be nice to have option to allow custom URL
You can also use ngrok.com which has been around for quite a while. The developer even responds very quickly to support requests. As a bonus, you also get: - Custom (sub) domains - TLS tunnels if you want, not mandatory - Other protocols than just HTTP/S
Because, you will use this service for the development to give someone outside access to something. If you then close the tunnel, the service will forward any request to its own server either to the main pager or to an error page. That means, all data given with a request, either via GET or via POST, will be given to that service. That could include sensitive data. That means, this kind of service is security risk.
Oh nice! This looks very similar to https://pagekite.net (which is also open source), minus the need for an account. Good call.