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No, there is no way to change the login screen. Protection against CVEs is best acquired via regular and timely patching, not via obscurity. |
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Security via obscurity is a thing, particularly when a there's an undisclosed vulnerability. I'll put it behind a WAF, that should at least be helpful. I've also switched up the port to a random high one, that should also be helpful. Likewise, I am thinking it could be a nice feature, either, “custom login page”, or just a checkbox for “minimal login page”. I try to obscure most of my public access to my internal net in addition to other security, and this would be a nice add-on. I'm not a high-value target, yet I assume many of your customers are. |
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Hi All,
I've just got the community Teleport up and running and it's a great product. I can see myself using this quite a bit. My only concern at this point is being that it's an exposed endpoint I would like to obscure the login page so it's not declaring to the world what CVE's may be available for it. Is there a way to change the login screen to something more minimal that obscures what's being logged into? I have other ideas as well, yet this seems to be potentially the easiest..
Thanks!
Keith
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