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The docker instructions say to use -p 3000:3000, but this forwards port 3000 on all host interfaces. That means that, in the absence of a host firewall, anyone on the network can connect to your juice shop, which is possibly not what you want for self-study.
Instead, docker provides a facility to only forward ports on selected IP addresses; -p 127.0.0.1:3000:3000 will only forward port 3000 on localhost (v4); if that is sufficient for the exercises perhaps it would be a more conservative configuration to suggest?
docs/modules/ROOT/pages/part1/running.adoc
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The docker instructions say to use
-p 3000:3000
, but this forwards port 3000 on all host interfaces. That means that, in the absence of a host firewall, anyone on the network can connect to your juice shop, which is possibly not what you want for self-study.Instead, docker provides a facility to only forward ports on selected IP addresses;
-p 127.0.0.1:3000:3000
will only forward port 3000 on localhost (v4); if that is sufficient for the exercises perhaps it would be a more conservative configuration to suggest?docs/modules/ROOT/pages/part1/running.adoc
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: