There are some services that I expose to the internet (using Apache reverse proxy) that really should be accessed by only a small set of devices. Requiring client certificates seems like a great way to reduce the attack surface and prevent brute force attacks (since the attacker doesn’t even get a chance to attempt a login).
I wonder about the difficulty on the client side as well as other practical implications. The clients are smartphones of various makes.
In caddy, isn’t an OR is just two separate blocks?
@authorized { header X-Custom-Pass “LONGRANDOMKEY01” # jim } @authorized { header X-Custom-Pass “LONGRANDOMKEY02” # Bob }
I could be wrong. Caddy config is a dark art.
Lol I don’t know, I’ll have to try. I would’ve never thought of it. If it works it’s definitely not intuitive. Dark art indeed.