Re:Passwordless Authentication – Access Your Bitwarden Web V...
by thewataccount on Tuesday December 06, 2022 @02:36PM
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Preferably you want an internal CA.
The easy alternative is to purchase a domain, and use let's encrypt to create a wildcard certificate for you. I use the integration with my reverse proxy and it's pretty easy. You want a wildcard certificate because of the Certificate Transparency Logs, if you do it by subdomain then the list of registered subdomains will be public.
Certs on multiple devices - you can most likely still use let's encrypt as most things nowadays have native integration. Otherwise you'll likely have to do it manually
I recommend a domain you don't use for other things online
I’m in the process of moving towards putting stuff behind new vpn solutions (Tailscale/ Wireguard in my case). It does feel good to drop https though. Or does it really not matter? What do HNers think?