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Malicious npm Packages Inject SSH Backdoors via Typosquatted Libraries
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github.com/SakuraHentai/caddy-dynamic-routing
xcaddy build --with github.com/SakuraHentai/caddy-dynamic-routing
See Caddyfile
Run ./build.sh
Use Hash
with key ${prefix}:${host}
, and field by tokenKey
& certKey
In the Saas business model, a tenant identifies their site by token, for example abc.example.com
.
At this point, we would allow them to bind their own domain to their site, establishing a relationship between www.self-domain.com
-> abc.example.com
.
This is what routing does.
Using dynamic certificates instead of acme is more of a business model, such as selling ssl certificates.
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